Operating a park vessel in sea conditions greater than five feet and actually rescueing someone in these conditions is an amazing feeling.
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Lakeshore Logbook – Sheree Peterson
APIS was a fairly new park, and no one that I knew had even heard of it. But I loved Lake Superior, and headed north in my white Rambler station wagon.
A challenge for participants and for you, as the Apostle Islands 50th Anniversary Resource Stewardship Symposium ends
Saying, “stewardship starts with collaboration,” Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Superintendent Lynne Dominy closed the 2-day online symposium with three questions.
Lakeshore Logbook – Jeff Rennicke
He’s dad to the “littlest light keeper,” contributed to the vibrant paddling opportunities the park now offers, and is on a mission to support the park in a new way.
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Superintendent opens 50th Anniversary Symposium
Lynne Dominy welcomed participants to the two-day-long virtual event and thanked everyone for “making it real” after years of planning and work.
Resource Stewardship Symposium participant information
The 50th Anniversary Resource Stewardship Symposium begins at 9:30am central time, Tuesday, March 30th. If you have registered to join us, here’s what you need to know.
Program released for 50th Anniversary Resource Stewardship Symposium, March 30-31
Check out the outstanding lineup of speakers for this incredible, free, online learning event.
Lakeshore Logbook – Paul Chalfant
This Logbook entry includes a harrowing night trying to prevent storm winds from destroying sailboats docked at Rocky Island.
Lakeshore Logbook – Vicki Webster
Vicki’s work outside the Raspberry Island lighthouse decades ago is still growing strong today.
And the sky danced – northern lights put on a show in the Apostle Islands
The northern lights, or the “aurora borealis,” is one of the treasures of the dark skies over these islands.