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Lake Shelbyville Fish Habitat Alliance Working Hard this Spring!

April 21, 2025 Rebecca Krogman Structure Additions artificial structure, cypress trees, Illinois, Lake Shelbyville, Shelbyville cubes, shoreline stabilization Share

Excellent work from the Friends chapter at Lake Shelbyville, Illinois! This spring, they planted 80 cypress trees as well as designed a new cube. Check it out!

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