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I hope you have a strong stomach and a loved one nearby to help you start to understand the harm we humans have done to our Mother Earth!
If this video doesn't totally shock you into doing something then, please check your pulse. You are surely near death.
Angry and horrified can not begin to describe how I feel right now. Share this video with 100 friends, co-workers, family, etc. And then quickly learn the "power of One". You have it!
And then, let's all do something to make a change in our own habits and protect our children, our environment, our food-chain, our Planet Earth and in doing so we may preserve all Her creatures - including our own species.
And to the many critics who might say: That video was staged, made-up and is "fake news!" I say, I doubt it. And so what if it was? We know our oceans and waterways are polluted with plastics/garbage, our drinking water is contaminated, our climate is changing in a bad way, etc. The truth is still staring us in the face. So, let's all start doing something about it - Right Now!Join us Tue evening, 12/10 @ 7pm to hear our guest speaker from the Gaylord office of NWS. Meteorologist Patrick Bak will discuss the “Impact of Lake Huron Changing Water Levels”
Here is just one example of critical information our Regional NWS out of Gaylord provides us all in Northern MichiganLakeshore flooding is expected across northern Michigan tonight through Wednesday night. East winds tonight will impact mainly Lake Huron beaches of NE Lower and E Upper. Winds shift to NNW during the day Wednesday, leading to mainly Lake Michigan impacts through Wednesday night.Want to find out about how the rising lake levels are affecting areas around you? Come out Tuesday night 12-10-19 to the Oscoda High School Board room at 7PM and get informed..... Our speaker that night will be Patrick Bak, meterologist NWS Gaylord.
Monthly Archives: January 2016
Local USFS Biologist and AVA Friend and Member Honored
Several members of AVA and a representative from Ducks Unlimited gathered on Jan. 7 to say farewell to U.S. Forest Service biologist Paul Thompson. Paul will be leaving the headquarters in Oscoda and transferring to the Cadillac field office. He … Continue reading
Local Predator Bird at a Hunt
Here are a couple of photos submitted by AVA member Patsy Mortimer. She stated that they are of: “A juvenile sharp-shinned hawk nabbed a mourning dove at our feeder in Hale Jan. 17.” Not all birds eat seeds, but all … Continue reading
Informational Meeting about the GBBC Feb 3 in Oscoda
One of the announcements made during the January AVA membership meeting was of an upcoming informational talk about the Great Backyard Bird Count. The meeting will be held on February 3rd in Oscoda at the Robert J. Parks Library on … Continue reading
AVA Meeting presentation – Tawas Pt. State Park Initiatives
Our AVA meeting hosted one of the rangers from Tawas Point State Park, Micah Jordan as speaker. He spoke to a number of infrastructure upgrades scheduled to begin at the Tawas State Dock in downtown east Tawas. This is a three … Continue reading
2016 is Centennial of the Migratory Bird Treaty
(Note: This information and photo are taken from the Jan. 7, 2016 MDNR news release. See the release on the DNR site for the complete story and further information.) The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service … Continue reading