Dark Sky Iniative: Lights Out! Beaver Island
Beaver Island's Dark Sky Project Team went into full action mode this October 14-15-16 weekend to promote fighting light pollution and create awareness about the loss of beautiful, star-filled skies like those in the Beaver Island Archipelago. St. James Township and the Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce worked with the committee to get the streetlamps turned off for a few hours to bring attention to how beautiful our skies can be with improved, efficient and less expensive lighting options. The event was held in conjunction with the Northern Lake Michigan Islands Collaborative meeting of the minds for creating awareness about Land Management on our precious, Beaver Island. If you would like to assist in any way possible to create awareness about the fragile and rare beauty of Beaver Island we would like to preserve and sustain; contact the Beaver Island Association, PO Box 390, Beaver Island, MI. Or at www.beaverislandassociation.org 
passenger ship, Resolute beneath the Milky Way...Paradise Bay Dive Shop, Mike Weede, Captain can transport YOU and friends to outer islands for $100.00 an hour! Call 231-632-1063
Autumn is closing in...Falling leaves, falling trees. Is it time to trim or seek other
Tree service and Excavation Services? There are several reputable property improvement service companies on Beaver Island!
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Beautiful Beaver Island!
Beaver Island is a place of pristine wilderness and lakeshore, infused with freshwater lakes and breathtaking views from dunes and bluffs and roadsides.
Beaver Island is solitude, peace, silence filled only with sounds of nature’s abundance on wings of eagles and swans, in the call of peepers, crickets, nightjars and loons. Beaver Island is a hallowed, quiet land where one walks among ancient forests, sentinel cedars, pines and ironwood trees with gnarled and...READ MORE | ||