We're celebrating our dedicated volunteers at our annual Volunteer Appreciation BBQ! From monitoring lakes and streams, cleaning up shorelines, planting rain gardens, and so much more, our volunteers are our […]
Help keep our waters clean by participating in this year's Clean Waters Challenge. Stop by Pennsylvania Park in Petoskey on Thursday, August 17th to see us in person, pick up […]
We’re at it again with our Clean Waters Challenge! Spend some time cleaning up one of our area streams, rivers, or beaches and be entered to win one of several […]
As part of this year’s Clean Waters Challenge, join the community to clean up litter in and around the Cheboygan River. Our challenge is to fill a dumpster and record how much and what type of trash we collectively remove from the shoreline and river in just a day.
Register Here Volunteer Stream Monitor (VSM) Training & Workshop Wednesday, August 30, 2023 5:30 - 7 p.m. Join us for our next training session at Tip of the Mitt Watershed […]
REGISTER HERE Volunteer Stream Monitor (VSM) Training & WorkshopTuesday, August 27, 20246 - 8 PMTip of the Mitt Watershed Council (426 Bay Street, Petoskey)Join us for our next training session […]
Due to poor weather conditions, Clean Waters Challenge: Healing the Bear has been rescheduled to September 7.
REGISTER HERE Volunteer Stream Monitor (VSM) Training & Workshop Tuesday, August 27, 2024 6 – 8 PM Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council (426 Bay Street, Petoskey) Join us for […]
As part of this year’s Clean Waters Challenge: Healing the Bear, join the community to clean up litter on the Bear River in Emmet and Charlevoix counties. Help keep Michigan’s freshwaters waters clean while having fun with the Watershed Council!
We’re celebrating our dedicated volunteers at our annual Volunteer Appreciation BBQ on Saturday, September 7, at noon at the Bear River Shelter.We’ll be grilling up hotdogs served with sides, desserts, […]
Nmé Celebration Saturday, September 14 The event will be held in the Sturgeon River Campground Shelter (5564 Cedar St., Wolverine, MI 49799 Join the Watershed Council and the Little Traverse […]
Save the date! More info and times TBD
Every dollar invested in Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council helps leverage government and foundation grants for much needed local water quality monitoring and pollution prevention, invasive species management, shoreline restoration, education, and much more.
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