Michigan is home to over 11,000 inland lakes, with 300 lakes, ponds, and impoundments (i.e., a waterbody created by a…

After nearly six years of relatively clear, algae-free waters, harmful algae blooms (HABs) were recently detected in Ford and Belleville…

In March, HRWC’s Water Quality Monitoring Program began the season with a volunteer orientation where we introduced what we do…

The Huron River Watershed Council joined a delegation of river protection leaders from around the country to Washington, D.C. last…

In January, HRWC staff and volunteers got together to celebrate another successful season of data collection. Call it a Water-Nerd-Fest,…

The 2016 Water Quality Monitoring Program season wrapped up at the end of September, and now I spend time compiling…

HRWC’s commitment to compiling and sharing noteworthy water-related news continues. This month’s News to Us covers the recent listing of…

Local osprey are being outfitted with tracking devices so you and researches can monitor their travels, a new online learning…

It has been a busy news month. Many exciting things happening at the global, national and state level that affects…

An excessive amount of nutrients is the top water quality concern in the Huron River watershed and the Great Lakes…

On August 2nd, Mayor of Toledo Michael Collins, issued a ban on drinking water. Microcystis, a bacteria*, reached toxic levels…

This edition of News to Us shares articles on rainfall — how to use rain gardens to manage it, how…

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