Crystal Clear: Keep Lake Superior as clear as glass - free concert to save Great lake
This July 2007 photo near the Marqutte, MI upper breakwater shows how crystal clear Lake Superior water is - like a glass as you can see the different colored rocks on the bottom with people walking along the breakwater in the background on a beautiful recent summer day.
Please help protect the crystal blue waters of Lake Superior.
Midwest classical musicians have just formed the Boreal Chamber Symphony to protect Lake Superior.
The Boreal orchestra will have a free in Marquette on July 15 (international Lake Superior Day) using sand, rocks, driftwood, water from the big lake to make music.
Donations go to Lake Superior Defense Fund.
The concert is sponsored by the Superior Watershed Partnership and the Cedar Tree Institute, Marquette non-profits that founded the interfaith Earth Keeper Initiative whose members have recycled or properly disposed of over 370 tons of household poisons on past three Earth Day weekends.
Please help protect the crystal blue waters of Lake Superior.
Midwest classical musicians have just formed the Boreal Chamber Symphony to protect Lake Superior.
The Boreal orchestra will have a free in Marquette on July 15 (international Lake Superior Day) using sand, rocks, driftwood, water from the big lake to make music.
Donations go to Lake Superior Defense Fund.
The concert is sponsored by the Superior Watershed Partnership and the Cedar Tree Institute, Marquette non-profits that founded the interfaith Earth Keeper Initiative whose members have recycled or properly disposed of over 370 tons of household poisons on past three Earth Day weekends.
