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Posts Tagged "trees"

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Kris Olsson 01/16/2024 Green Infrastructure Trees for Clean Water

Take part in our pledge to plant 5000 trees by 2025! As part of our Forests for Clean Water program,…

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Andrea Paine 06/20/2023 News to Us News to Us

We have a handful of noteworthy water-related news stories hand-picked for you by HRWC staff. Read on for the latest…

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Pam Labadie 10/12/2020 Education 2021 Watershed Community Calendar

Huron River photography and clean water tips to inspire! The communities of the Huron River watershed have come together to…

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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…

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Daniel Brown 04/07/2020 Climate change Trees and Forests Fight Climate Change and Water Pollution

There is no silver bullet to fight climate change or keep waterways clean, but protecting forests is one of the…

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Guest Blogger 02/10/2014 Climate change Fostering Resiliency in our Tree Resources

This piece was written by guest blogger Mike Kaminski who worked as a intern at HRWC last summer and is…

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