Put the next UPEC Celebrate the UP! on your calendar! March 29/30, 2019 to be held in Marquette. For more information go to UPEC's website here. Three Lakes at 350 - Celebrate the UP!Co-Sponsoring with the Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition, the Three Lakes Group brings a celebration of the Upper Peninsula to the EUP. This event is a series of informational sessions, discussing topics of local interest, presented by people who are experts in their respective fields. We will be covering topics like invasive species, tribal fisheries, walleye ponds, canoing, coastal restoration, etc. Friday August 17thFund raiser cookout at the 1668 Winery in Sault Sainte Marie, starting at 5:30 p.m. 100 West Portage Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 906 259-5035 Saturday August 18thThree Lakes at 350 - Celebrate the UP! 9:00 a.m. EST - Opening session at the Soo Theater Auditorium Program Schedule
3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m EST - Closing session at the Soo Theater Auditorium Sunday August 19thWe have several outdoor activities planned, which are detailed below:
For a downloadable PDF copy of the full schedule go here. Mobile Barcode to venue map On September 16th, 2017 we co-sponsored the first Celebrate the UP! event in Sault Sainte Marie. It was a huge success, and we plan to continue the tradition. Celebrate the UP! - Sault Sainte Marie, MI - September 16, 2017 The Three Lakes Group of the Michigan Sierra Club, in cooperation with Upper Peninsula Environmental Coalition, co-sponsored the first ever Celebrate the UP! in Sault Sainte Marie on Saturday, September 16th. Held on Lake Superior State University’s campus, there were informational programs related to Lake Superior, the St. Mary’s River, Lake Superior, Lake Huron; how the water shaped this region and how the region shaped the water. This event was free to the public, and activities were offered after the day’s information sessions as well. We want to thank all of those who participated in this great event. Below are videos of each of the sessions for you to enjoy. |
Opening Session
The History of Bahweting from an Anishinabe Perspective
Invasive Species in the Eastern Upper Peninsula
Lake Superior and U.P. Water Trails
Sault Sainte Marie: City of the Rapids
Islands and Wetlands of the St. Mary’s River and the Birds that Call Them Home
LSSU Aquatic Research Laboratory’s role in Great Lakes Fisheries and Habitat
Cleanup and Current Status of the St. Mary’s River
EUP Water Trails – Collaborations and Success Stories Along the Way
Change and Wildlife in the Eastern Upper Peninsula: A Case Study
Closing Session
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