Pointe Mouillée or “Wet Point” During autumn, the skies over Southeast Michigan are alive with tens of thousands of hawks,…

A powerful symbol of conservation action Guest author: David Clipner, Director of Education & Wildlife for the Leslie Science &…

There are many ways to recreate in our beautiful waterways – kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming, snorkeling, and more. Snorkeling, while…

My family has been getting outside everyday during these quarantine times. As you know, under Michigan rules it is acceptable…

Explore the scenic Huron River in Milford The natural beauty of the Upper Huron can be explored by kayak, canoe,…

Explore tubing on the river between Dexter and Ann Arbor If you’ve never tubed on the river you should try…

A SPECIAL EARTH DAY TRIBUTE Mostly hidden from easy view, creeks are all around us. If you have ever hiked…

Volunteer to study the Huron River! We can’t do it without you. At HRWC’s River Roundup, our long-running study of…

In your travels throughout Michigan this summer, you may see a disturbing sight – areas clear cut of trees. These…

A special Earth Day tribute from an HRWC volunteer If you have ever volunteered with HRWC, explored one of its…

Earth Day falls on April 22 this year, and not accidentally, so does HRWC’s spring River Roundup. Perhaps the idea…

Aquatic insect sampling on the Huron River and its creeks Thanks to 154 volunteers who contributed approximately 600 volunteer hours, the…

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