The Walloon Lake Association and Conservancy (WLAC), is welcoming spring with a slate of events aimed at strengthening community stewardship, expanding environmental education, and inspiring hands-on conservation efforts. As the watershed enters a new season of growth, WLAC staff will
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WLAC and CAKE CISMA held a winter seed sowing event in February using repurposed milk jugs as miniature greenhouses as part of the habitat renewal project at Wildwood Harbor Nature Area.
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February 23 Update: Only 2 Watershed Level spots remain! WLAC Launches New 2026 Business Sponsorship Program The Walloon Lake Association and Conservancy (WLAC) is excited to announce our updated Business Sponsorship Program for 2026! The new program strengthens our mission
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Thank you to all those that helped WLAC make 2025 successful!
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As the year comes to a close, we take time to reflect on the meaningful work protecting Walloon Lake and its surrounding watershed. This work that ensures this treasured place remains as vibrant for future generations as it is today. Every trail we walk, every clear reflection on the water, and every bird call in the trees is here because of people who choose to give back. The generosity of our members and donors fuels this ongoing story of preservation and connection.
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Michigan, the Great Lakes State, champions its beautiful lakes as part of its identity. For decades, however, many of the 11,000 inland lakes across the state’s Upper and Lower Peninsula have struggled with governance of these lakes, and with the attempt to create unified efforts to protect and preserve them for the future.
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After completing a national search guided by a nonprofit consultancy, the Walloon Lake Association and Conservancy is delighted to welcome Jon Breithaupt as our new Executive Director. Jon will begin his new role at WLAC on June 2.
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