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Posts in Restoration

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Ric Lawson 06/08/2023 Restoration Helping Willow Metropark, naturally

Projects tackle shoreline erosion and restore a creek. One new restoration project is underway and another is planned by the…

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Guest Blogger 03/16/2022 Restoration Removing Dams Helps Fish

Many dams in the U.S. have been an important part of infrastructure, serving to help with flood control and water…

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Anita Daley 09/21/2018 Restoration Norton Creek Restoration Project is Underway

Exciting restoration and beautification projects are happening in Norton Creek, which resides in the Northeast area of our watershed. We…

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Laura Rubin 05/10/2018 Restoration The Clean-up and Revitalization of Former MichCon Property on the Huron River

Since 2012 HRWC has inspired and advocated for a clean-up and redevelopment of the MichCon DTE Broadway site in Ann…

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Elizabeth Riggs 10/12/2017 Huron River Water Trail HRWC releases first-of-its kind study on river's economic impact

Read the newly released “Summary of The Economic Impact of the Huron River.” In 2016, HRWC commissioned a unique study…

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Elizabeth Riggs 08/29/2016 Huron River Water Trail Paddle Ypsi on the Huron River National Water Trail

Open for business this summer is the renovated canoe and kayak launch at Frog Island. Ypsilanti’s Frog Island Park on the…

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Rebecca Esselman 04/15/2016 History News to Us

Oops, we goofed. Find our most recent News to Us, May 16, HERE. Each of the articles highlighted in this edition…

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Ric Lawson 11/09/2015 Dams Geomorphologists Assemble!

HRWC recently hosted the first Michigan Aquatic Restoration Conference (MARC) with partners at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Forest…

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Jason Frenzel 10/05/2015 Entertainment Mystery and Adventure at Site 38

From guest blogger Karen Schaefer (With apologies to real mystery writers everywhere) The day began as any other for our…

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Pam Labadie 09/14/2015 Animals Osprey Return to the Huron

Enjoy the most recent video produced by the Huron River Watershed Council that displays the benefits of a unique partnership!…

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Kris Olsson 02/05/2015 Animals Support Biodiversity! Tell the DNR what you think

The Michigan DNR is looking for public input on their Nongame Wildlife Fund.  The fund is used to fund the…

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Pam Labadie 01/20/2015 Dams The Story of a River Renaissance

The Making of Mill Creek Park in Dexter. A look at the second of three short films produced by the…

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