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* Arms Creek WorkshopArms Creek Workshop Time: 7:00 pm
For residents of Webster Township:
Join representatives of the Huron River Watershed Council, Legacy Land Conservancy, and the Stewardship Network to learn why this place is so special not only to those of you who know it, but to the entire community. Location: Webster Township Hall.
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* Evening Bird WalkEvening Bird Walk Time: 6:00 pm
Join City of Ann Arbor Ornithologist Dea Armstrong as she leads a walk to look for birds in Gallup Park and Furstenberg Nature Area in Ann Arbor. This is a great time to look for birds since many are actively searching for partners and nesting sites! |
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* Bioreserve TrainingBioreserve Training Time: 10:00 am
Get outside, meet new people, learn about our local natural areas and help out HRWC’s Bioreserve Natural Areas Assessment program! The Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC) (www.hrwc.org ) is seeking field volunteers to help inventory ecologically important natural areas in the watershed.. |
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* Soil Erosion SeminarSoil Erosion Seminar Time: 4:00 pm
Soil in runoff is a pollutant which can negatively impact the Huron River and its tributaries. Join HRWC’s River Scouts and other outdoor advocates to learn the ins and outs of soil erosion from local experts. Ken Recker, Livingston County Drain Commissioner’s office, Mark St.Charles, Green Oak Township, and Dennis Wojcik, Washtenaw County Water Resource Commissioner’s Office, will discuss applicable regulations; highlight the Good, Bad, and Ugly soil erosion controls; and share how you can reduce soil erosion in your community. Location: NEW Center, 1100 N Main Street, Ann Arbor MI. Please RSVP by email Jason Frenzel: jfrenzel @ hrwc.org |
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* Huron River Paddle TripHuron River Paddle Trip Time: 10:00 am
Experience the quiet waters of the Huron River with expert paddlers Ron Sell, Barry Lonik, Gerry Neumeier and HRWC staff. The paddle from Proud Lake State Recreation Area to Island Lake State Recreation Area includes discussion regarding the river’s water ecology, history and unique features. |
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* Wetlands ProtectionsWetlands Protections Time: 5:00 pm
Wetlands are the ecological buffers of the Huron River and its tributaries. They collect runoff and filter it before it gets into a nearby stream or groundwater. Join HRWC’s River Scouts and other outdoor advocates to learn what regulations protect wetlands, how to identify if someone is breaking those rules, and how to be an advocate for these marvelous ecosystems. Melanie Foose, DEQ, and Don Green, Milford Township will present. Location: NEW Center, 1100 N Main Street, Ann Arbor MI. Please RSVP by email Jason Frenzel: jfrenzel @ hrwc.org
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* Save Water Save Energy CoffeeSave Water Save Energy Coffee Time: 8:00 am
Stop in for your morning cup of joe at Sweetwaters, Downtown Ann Arbor, 123 West Washington Street, where HRWC will host a Save Water, Save Energy information table with fun water efficiency tips and giveaways. Free coffee, iced tea, and muffins. 8-9:30am. |
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