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Was that a lobster!? If you spot a mini lobster crawling across your lawn, chances are you stumbled upon a…

The sounds of spring are wonderfully noisy: birds calling, squirrels chattering, the buzzing of sleepy bees, and woodpeckers drilling into…

Limiting tick populations by preserving habitat for predators Lyme disease, carried by deer ticks, is spreading at an alarming rate…

A keystone species at work in the watershed The North American beaver (Castor canadensis) is enjoying a time of relative…

Our lakes and rivers might seem placid from the surface, but if we take a glance underwater a surprisingly vibrant…

I am lucky in my job as marketing director here at HRWC that I get to work with a group…

Aquatic insect sampling on the Huron River and its creeks Thanks to 145 volunteers who contributed approximately 580 volunteer hours, the October…

Investigating Honey Creek HRWC, with funding from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, is working to identify and control or…

When scientists want to sample a fish population, they don’t rely on a rod and bait. Under certain circumstances they…

Things we wonder about . . . I live in Pinckney, and we keep a boat on the Chain of…

Fish, paddle, or play at the Bell Road access point Located slightly north of the intersection of Huron River Drive…

What is something that birds, bats, butterflies, and dragonflies all have in common? Well, yes, they do fly. But something…

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