Native Lakescapes
Riparian design by J.Brueck
We now recognize how our activities from living along a shoreline can affect the health of a shoreland ecosystem.
Lawns stretched to the shoreline remove habitat for native animals. Removal of native vegetation--from upland trees to underwater plants--destroys natural cover and water quality protection. The chronic use of fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides can contaminate the water and disrupt natural processes.
For more information on native lakescapes, please see the links below.
Lawns stretched to the shoreline remove habitat for native animals. Removal of native vegetation--from upland trees to underwater plants--destroys natural cover and water quality protection. The chronic use of fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides can contaminate the water and disrupt natural processes.
For more information on native lakescapes, please see the links below.
Specializes in: Natural Shorelines, Sustainable Riparian Buffers, Indigenous Plants and Grasses, Bio-engineering Practices, Creating Diverse Habitats, Design and Installation.
Contact: jim@nativelakescapes.com 248 736 3014 P.O.Box 271 Clarkston, MI 48346
Contact: jim@nativelakescapes.com 248 736 3014 P.O.Box 271 Clarkston, MI 48346
Minnesota DNR website for good information, books and links for restoring your shoreline.
MSU - Shoreline Management
Restoring the Shore on Michigan Inland Lakes
Restoring the Shore on Michigan Inland Lakes
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Natural Community Services (NCS) conserves and restores biological function and beauty of metro Detroit, MI ecosystems, natural resources and green infrastructure.
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