The Michigan Inland Lakes Partnership (MILP) is made up a broad range of organizations and agencies that have a common interest - protecting inland lakes.

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The Michigan Inland Lakes Partnership (MILP) is made up of a broad range of organizations and agencies that have a common interest - protecting inland lakes. Explore this site to learn more about Michigan’s lakes, the organizations involved with the Partnership, and how you can be a part of the effort. You can also follow us on social media using the links at the bottom of the page!  

Our Mission

Promoting collaboration to advance stewardship of Michigan's inland lakes.

 

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2024 Convention was October 2-4!

Every two years the Michigan Inland Lakes Convention brings together lake enthusiasts, researchers, and educators. Many thanks to the over 250 people who attended this year. Visit our Convention page to see what we learn about and peruse the archive of presentation abstracts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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