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Each year at River Givers we highlight a few amazing individuals for their contributions to the protection and restoration of…

With a wave of federal funding on the horizon, infrastructure is top of mind in our May News to Us….

Matt Lafleur has deep roots to the river! HRWC’s brand new board chair is a husband, father, fisherman, hunter, kayaker,…

A few years ago, when microplastics in our waterways hit the news, HRWC gave away 400 Cora Balls, which are…

The Do Not Eat Fish advisory that has been in place along the Huron River due to PFAS since 2018…

HRWC upgrades its Huron River monitoring programs When the pandemic hit just prior to the launch of the 2020 field…

A man with a profound appreciation for the Huron River Having lived 25 years of his life on the “Mighty…

Monitoring and management is key Michigan is the land of 11,000 lakes. Indeed, our state is nearly overflowing with lakes,…

The April News to Us compiles a suite of articles for you to dive into! This month’s edition includes five…

-by Juliet Berger, Ornithologist, NAP Across Michigan and throughout the country, old, obsolete dams are being removed from rivers with…

Governor Whitmer’s administration unveiled the final version of its plan to begin addressing climate change in Michigan. The plan calls…

The third and final installment of the sixth United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, published on April…