Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership

The Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership (MNSP) and the Michigan Inland Lakes Partnership share several organizations and agency members, and we work together closely to achieve shared goals: protecting our lakes from pollution and degradation, and managing our lakes as ecosystems connected to their surroundings. 

Partnership Objectives:

  • Train contractors and landscape professionals about shoreline technologies and bioengineered erosion control.
  • Educate property owners about natural shorelines and technologies that benefit lake ecosystems
  • Research, demonstrate, and develop natural shoreline technologies that benefit lake ecosystems.
  • Encourage local and state policies that promote natural shoreline management. 

 

To visit the Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership official website, Click HERE!

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