The Fall 2024 Huron River Report newsletter covers:

The Great 2024 Huron River Mussel Hunt
What’s the Deal with Septic Systems? Why proper septic system maintenance matters
Rebecca’s Stream of Consciousness, Volunteers are a critical part of the HRWC team
She Quietly Gave Hours of Her Time, Her bequest allows her love of the river to inspire others
Summer Interns: Mussel Edition, Increasing HRWC’s capacity and programmatic success
Keeping Pollution Out of Waterways, One lonely storm drain at a time
Priorities, Values and Visions, Deepening understanding of our watershed communities
Volunteer Spotlight: Larry Scheer

Join us to celebrate the Huron River! Suds on the River, Thursday, September 12, 2024.

The Huron River Report is HRWC’s newsletter published Spring, Summer and Fall.

The Summer 2024 Huron River Report newsletter covers:

Rain Catchers Collective, New collaboration highlights green stormwater infrastructure
Polluter Pay Laws: An Update, 95% of Michiganders support legislation holding polluters accountable
Rebecca’s Stream of Consciousness, Watershed Report Cards
Rain Catchers Plant Seeds of Resilience, Innovators Fund provides seed-funding for regional program
Watershed Report Cards Are In, Our rivers need help to make the grade!
Combating Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs), HRWC continues to address nutrient pollution remediation
Hamburg Township Fertilizer Ordinance, Restrictions on fertilizer use designed to protect waterways
Volunteer Spotlight: Heidi Hare
Flat Rock Dam, Assessment underway to determine the best future for the dam

The Huron River Report is HRWC’s newsletter published Spring, Summer and Fall.

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