MAPS - Mullett Lake Area Preservation Society

06/24/2026

Join us for the MAPS Annual Meeting
Saturday, June 27
10:00 AM - Noon at The Breakers Topinabee

Featured Speaker: Steve Philip, Master Fisherman

New members welcome! Current members can renew at the meeting.

We hope to see you there!

06/23/2026

06/17/2026

Join Us for the MAPS Annual Meeting
DATE: SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2026
TIME: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
PLACE: BREAKERS TOPINABEE

Hands-on mapping and coloring activities for your future MAPS members (3+).

Featured Speaker: Steve Philip, Master Fisherman

New members are welcome to join at the meeting.
Memberships may be renewed at the meeting.

Coffee & morning snacks will be provided.
Cash bar will be available.
Breakers is an accessible venue for all!

06/16/2026

Make your voices heard. This is an opportunity to shape the way the land is used for the next 10 years. Have opinions on housing? Economic development? How land is used (i.e. data centers)? This is your chance to be heard.

Let your voice be heard! Take the survey by clicking this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CHEBMP
Or scan the QR code below!

06/10/2026

Mullett Lake water testing results — Aloha area, 6/9/26. All six sites came in well below the EGLE safe limit.

District Health Department 4 tests Aloha State Park and Aloha Day Use sites every week all summer and publishes results in an online map that takes a few steps to navigate. We'll keep sharing the results.

Follow us and join us at the MAPS Annual Meeting on Saturday, June 27 to learn more about what we do. Details in the first comment.

06/10/2026

Our shores have been through it this spring. We know what erosion is, but watching it in real time or coming home to missing shoreline is hard.

Some shores came through the floods better than others, and this one is rebounding from ice push, a foot of floodwater, and white caps. This revetment — you might think of it as riprap — is a sloped rock structure built to absorb wave energy instead of fighting it. Mature native plants and a revetment (built by the homeowner at 22% grade) teamed up, and so far, they're winning.

We're featuring all the plants that are thriving post-flood in our Native Notes Series.

Follow us for more.

06/07/2026

These plants are back. They survived a foot of floodwater this spring.
Native plants aren't just beautiful. They're built for this.
Campanula. Lupine. Penstemon. Turtlehead. Baptisia. Black-Eyed Susan. Every plant in this reel held through the 2026 floods on a Mullett Lake shore.
Native plants know the soil, the climate--they've evolved for these conditions.
That's not luck. That's nature doing what it does.
Shore Stories — follow us for more.

06/06/2026

Seven years ago, a Mullett Lake homeowner made a decision.Seven years ago, a Mullett Lake homeowner made a decision. Start over with rock, native plants, and a plan.
This spring, the lake tested that decision. A foot of floodwater. Almost every plant held.
This is her story. And it's just the beginning.
Shore Stories — follow us for more.

06/05/2026

If you have an opinion on how land is used throughout the county or about trails, parks, and recreation, now is your chance to make your voice heard.

Cheboygan County is seeking public input for updates to The Master Plan and The Joint Recreation Plan.

Link to surveys in the first comment.

06/04/2026

Mark your calendar for the MAPS Annual Meeting, Saturday, June 27, 2026 from 10 AM - Noon at Breakers Topinabee.

Current, renewing, and new members are all welcome. We hope to see you there.