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RLIA Monthly Meeting Minutes – 2021-09

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Post published:October 17, 2021
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Christmas Brunch

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Post published:October 14, 2021
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Our Christmas Brunch will be held at Grumpy Minnow on Saturday, December 11th. Meeting will start at 8:30AM, brunch to follow.

Aquatic Invasive Species Program Update

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Post published:October 14, 2021
Post category:News Uncategorized

Under the direction of PLM, FreshWater Scientific completed a post treatment Eurasian Watermilfoil Delineation on East and West Rush in mid September. The results showed the treatment done last fall…

Don’t Let Leaves Litter the Lake

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Post published:October 2, 2021
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It is inevitable that some leaves will naturally fall into the lake, however, an abundance of decomposing leaves will increase the nutrient levels in the lake which can lead to…

RLIA Monthly Meeting Minutes – 2021-08

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Post published:September 20, 2021
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RUSH LAKE Improvement Association

4 weeks ago

Reminder: Membership dues have also gone up! Please be sure you are up to date 'cause it's membership month. See note below at bottom of postcard. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Rush Lake Eutrosorb Demonstration Project - Rush Lake Improvement Association

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Rush Lake Eutrosorb Demonstration Project Post author:rliawebmaster Post published:January 21, 2025 Post category:News / Project Updates Rush-Lake-Eutrosorb-project-results-copy You Might Also Like RC...

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RUSH LAKE Improvement Association

2 months ago

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources invites people interested in wildlife and outdoor skills to check out the winter program schedule for the Minnesota Outdoor Skills and Stewardship webinar series every Wednesday:02/26/2025 Reading the landscapeEpisode: 201Have you ever walked through an area and wondered "What happened here?" All environments are products of disturbance and succession, competing forces that are always shaping a landscape to varying degrees. Environments are never static, they are always changing, and there are always reasons that can be found for what you are observing. Through this session, Bryan Wood, executive director of Osprey Wilds Environmental Learning Center, will teach the concepts of how to read a landscape, from making observations about the patterns and outliers you see, to thinking through the possible factors at play, including human and natural disturbance, and ecological succession. Feel like a detective as you start discovering clues that allow you to tell the story of an area. Learn universal rules for reading a landscape that you can carry with you wherever you go, allowing you to better observe and understand why landscapes are the way they are.The Minnesota Outdoor Skills and Stewardship Series webinars are free and offered year-round, though registration is required. Visit the Outdoor Skills and Stewardship webpage of the Minnesota DNR website (mndnr.gov/discover) for the registration portal, more information about upcoming webinars and recordings of past webinars. ... See MoreSee Less

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RUSH LAKE Improvement Association

2 months ago

Thank you Grumpy minnow, Shontel, Brent and Shea for a beautiful breakfast for RLIA again. We appreciate all you do for us! May you have a blessed holiday season! ... See MoreSee Less

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RUSH LAKE Improvement Association

3 months ago

DNR Fish and Wildlife AlmanacA weekly list of news briefs about fish, wildlife, and habitat management.Minnesota DNR webinar focuses on flying squirrels:The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources invites people interested in wildlife and outdoor skills to check out the winter program schedule for the Minnesota Outdoor Skills and Stewardship webinar series.After a break from weekly webinars the first week of December, they return on Wednesday, Dec. 11, when Michael Joyce, wildlife ecologist with the Natural Resources Research Institute, will discuss the two species of flying squirrels in Minnesota. Joyce is interested in documenting and understanding recent changes of their distribution in the state. He will share general information on flying squirrel natural history and highlight ongoing research.The Minnesota Outdoor Skills and Stewardship Series webinars are free and offered year-round, though registration is required. Visit the Outdoor Skills and Stewardship webpage of the Minnesota DNR website (mndnr.gov/discover) for the registration portal, more information about upcoming webinars and recordings of past webinars. ... See MoreSee Less

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