Our March News to Us showcases important new research on environmental issues across Michigan. Read below for recent articles spotlighting…

With the help of over 30 volunteers from across Southeast Michigan, HRWC’s annual Chemistry and Flow Monitoring Program concluded its…

You’ve paddled the Huron River and are looking for more adventures. Here’s a round up of some stellar paddling opportunities…

It’s time to celebrate and protect a law that transformed American waters for the better! Fifty years ago, the Clean…

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

Our noteworthy articles for October include state water infrastructure budget allocations, a new wildflower garden in Ypsilanti, and a study…

Check out the May edition of News to Us for the latest research on public environmental opinion, microplastics, and the…

Resilience on every front. Thank you to our dedicated donors, volunteers and partners! Our Report to the Community highlights just…

The latest news to us covers a handful of regional and statewide projects, including efforts to improve snuffbox mussel populations,…

Tony Golin stands six feet tall. His wingspan is greater than that. He is as fit as you’d expect a…

PFAS news continues to capture our attention, especially following a slow-down in the process of developing the state drinking water…

In late September, the Huron River Watershed Council’s Chemistry and Flow Monitoring Program completed its 18th year collecting data on…

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