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FLOW Celebrates 10 Years throughout 2021 with You!

We are proud that 2021 marked our 10th year of partnering with you to protect the Great Lakes. FLOW now enjoys a solid foundation built from the work we have accomplished together with you and many other supporters and allies to protect the Great Lakes through application of public trust principles, It is work that… Read more »

FLOW’s Video Series Projects

Video Testimonials Honoring Gov. William and Helen Milliken Click here, or on the photo, to watch our Milliken testimonial video series. Michigan’s late Governor William G. Milliken was celebrated at a public memorial on August 6, 2020, at Interlochen Center for the Arts. To honor the Milliken legacy, FLOW launched the “Helen & William G…. Read more »

“MI Propane Security Plan” Is the Right Plan at the Right Time for Michigan’s Energy Independence and Prosperity

The following statement can be attributed to Liz Kirkwood, environmental attorney and executive director of FLOW (For Love of Water), the Great Lakes law and policy center based in Traverse City, in reaction to the Whitmer administration’s release today of a five-point propane security plan to aid Michigan residents after the dangerous Enbridge Line 5Read more »

FLOW’s 2020 Annual Report

By Liz Kirkwood, Executive Director, and Mike Vickery, Board Chair Being in, on, or near water brings us into balance, restores clarity, and grounds us in understanding what matters most. Water is life. These elemental connections to water and nature were profoundly important to all of us in the tumultuous year of 2020, as the… Read more »

Pandemic Relief, Public Health, and Protecting Our Water

When Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer delivers her State of the State address at 7 pm tonight—virtually, in compliance with Centers for Disease Control guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic—we hope she continues to voice strong leadership to protect our Great Lakes and ensure access to clean water for all. Fresh water, for drinking, hand washing, and for recreation, is more important than ever before, as our national struggle to contain the Coronavirus reveals our deep, societal inequities.