Washtenaw County Archives - Huron River Watershed Council

Andrea Paine 11/04/2019 Monitoring Chemistry and Flow Monitoring Concludes 2019 Season

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

Rebecca Esselman 04/17/2019 News to Us News to Us

Spring is upon us and with it brings many opportunities to help and enjoy rivers. This News to Us shares…

Elizabeth Riggs 04/30/2018 Huron River Water Trail Pick Up the New Paddler’s Companion

The essential waterproof map book for the Huron River National Water Trail is here, and better than ever! The revised…

Pam Labadie 04/04/2018 Awards Laura Rubin, Environmental Excellence in Leadership

Laura Rubin, HRWC Executive Director, was recently honored by the Washtenaw County Environmental Excellence Partnership Program (E2P2) for her 20…

Elizabeth Riggs 07/31/2017 Climate change On the chopping block: clean water

*** UPDATE: On August 16, 2017, the EPA and the Army extended the comment period by 30 days for the…

Pam Labadie 12/21/2015 Education Become a Master Rain Gardener!

You can help keep the Huron clean from your own backyard! Don’t miss this great opportunity offered by the Washtenaw…

Elizabeth Riggs 07/21/2015 Education Registration Open for Full Moon Paddle – July 31st

Friday, July 31st, 7:00 p.m. Join us for the Full Moon Paddle Trip with bonfire and s’mores: Pickerel Lake to Crooked Lake…

Elizabeth Riggs 01/22/2015 Awards Huron River Water Trail receives national designation

Uncork the champagne! The Huron River Water Trail is the newest National Water Trail. Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell…

Rebecca Esselman 11/13/2014 Climate change What Does Adapting to Climate Change Look Like in Cities?

On a dreary Halloween morning a group of 20 intrepid University of Michigan students, boarded a trolly for a whirlwind…

Rebecca Esselman 09/16/2014 Climate change News to Us

This edition of News to Us shares articles on rainfall — how to use rain gardens to manage it, how…

Paul Steen 05/29/2014 Adopt-A-Stream Rounding Up the River

River and creek sampling Thanks to 108 volunteers who contributed a total of 643 volunteer hours, the 2014 River Roundup…

Elizabeth Riggs 04/04/2014 Education Study asks: Is there an easier way to locate at-risk septic systems?

Septic systems are essential to rural living. Communities have standards for their design, construction, and, increasingly, maintenance. Yet, even with…

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