Volunteer Stream Monitoring Fall Session
The training session takes place on Spencer Creek. Please dress for the weather. Refreshments provided.
The training session takes place on Spencer Creek. Please dress for the weather. Refreshments provided.
Once salt goes down, it doesn't go away. Salt levels are rising up in lakes, streams, and drinking water across the country. Allison Madison, Sustainability and Development Coordinator for Wisconsin […]
More than 22 million pounds of plastic pollution end up in the Great Lakes every year. Carolyn Foley, Research Coordinator for Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant at Purdue University, will share information […]
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Bioengineering brings together biological, ecological, and engineering concepts to produce a living, functioning system to prevent or repair erosion along lakeshores and streambanks. Noah Jansen, Restoration Coordinator for Tip of […]
Tribal fishermen have been fishing the Great Lakes for thousands of years. Kevin Donner, Great Lakes Fisheries Program Manager for the Little Traverse Band Bands of Odawa Indians will talk […]
Due to climate change, the water levels, ice conditions, and storms experienced in the Great Lakes are all changing. David Bucaro, Project Manager, at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers […]
Rivers and streams crisscross the landscape, providing thousands of miles of essential habitat for fish and other aquatic life, until dams, roads, and other obstacles impede access to critical habitat […]
With no statewide sanitary code and more than 10,000 inland lakes, how do we protect local waterways from leaking or failing septic systems? Michigan State University studies suggest that at […]
Join the Watershed Council for weekly family-friendly activities, crafts, and workshops on Wednesdays at 2 PM. Come learn what the Watershed Council is all about through this hands-on watershed demonstration. […]