Kelly McCabe 07/12/2024 Phosphorus Combating Harmful Algal Blooms Michigan is home to over 11,000 inland lakes, with 300 lakes, ponds, and impoundments (i.e., a waterbody created by a… Read More »
Andrea Paine 07/05/2024 Education Learning About Local Water Priorities in Ypsilanti Since Spring 2023 we have been reaching out to residents in three Huron River watershed communities as part of our… Read More »
Andrea Paine 01/19/2022 News to Us News to Us The new year is here and so are five fresh news articles. Our first 2022 edition of News to Us… Read More »
Andrea Paine 08/13/2020 News to Us News to Us This month’s News to Us covers wins for Michigan drinking water, national public lands, and flood mitigation but also some… Read More »
Andrea Paine 12/20/2019 News to Us News to Us The past month delivered some wins for the Huron and water throughout the state, including a court ruling limiting Nestle’s… Read More »
Ric Lawson 10/18/2018 Phosphorus Late Harmful Algae Blooms Hit Shed After nearly six years of relatively clear, algae-free waters, harmful algae blooms (HABs) were recently detected in Ford and Belleville… Read More »
Rebecca Esselman 08/25/2017 News to Us News to Us This edition of News to Us highlights both good and bad news on local algal blooms as well as two… Read More »
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… Read More »
Elizabeth Riggs 04/21/2011 Dams Water Trail Team Surveys Portages Grey, rainy weather provided the backdrop to site visits that HRWC staff made this week to the canoe portages at… Read More »
Elizabeth Riggs 11/16/2010 Events Conference for pollution reduction diets Greetings from Baltimore! This is HRWC Watershed Planner, Elizabeth Riggs. I’m fortunate to be talking about HRWC’s work in the Huron River… Read More »