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Knowledge Networks & Outreach

What We DoProgramsKnowledge Networks & Outreach

Listen > Learn > Connect

We're finding new ways to connect with watershed residents who live in areas that are less engaged with our projects and programs over the last decade.

Forests for Clean Water

Protecting forested land is one of the best ways to protect the Huron River and its creeks. If you own forested land in our watershed, this project is for you!

Education Program (4th-12th Grade)

Fun-in-the-field education program for students.

The Huron River Kidzroom

This is the kids' corner of our website where you can find fun crafts, enjoy a story time reading, and explore the Huron using a free downloadable guide.

Microplastics in the Huron River

Our Catch the Plastic campaign educates the public about microplastics pollution in the Huron River and how we can address this issue by focusing on the largest contributing source at a local level.

Whole Farms for Clean Water

Our agricultural project experts work with farmers to identify specific practices that promote clean water while achieving each farmer's business goals. Participating farms also receive funding for their efforts. If you own a local farm, please check out this program.

What We Do

  • Our Impact
  • Programs
    • Biological and Habitat Monitoring
      • Biological Monitoring Data Forms, Procedures, and Site Maps
    • Chemistry and Flow Monitoring
      • Chemistry and Flow Monitoring Results – Washtenaw County
      • Chemistry and Flow Monitoring Results – Wayne County
      • Water Level and Flow Sensor Network
    • Natural Area Assessments and Protection
      • Survey for Landowners
      • Bioreserve Map
    • RiverUp!
      • River Health
      • Improving River Recreation
      • Facing the River
    • Climate Change
      • Climate Resilient Communities
        • Stormwater Management and Climate Change
        • Tree Resilience Toolkit
      • Assessing Urban Vulnerability
    • Watershed Management Planning
      • Watershed Resident Survey
      • Middle Huron River Watershed Management Plan, Section 1
      • Downloads for Watershed Advisory Group
      • Middle Huron River Watershed Management Plan, Section 2
      • Upper Huron/Kent Lake Subwatershed Advisory Group
      • Livingston Watershed Advisory Group
        • Brighton Lake
        • Chain of Lakes
      • Middle Huron Partners
        • Partner Resources
      • Alliance of Downriver Watersheds
    • Green Infrastructure
      • Norton Creek Restoration and Planting
      • Green Infrastructure Planning for Local Governments
    • Clean up and Restoration
    • Knowledge Networks & Outreach
      • Microplastics
      • Listen>Learn>Connect
      • Whole Farms for Clean Water
      • Forests For Clean Water
      • The Huron River Kidzroom
      • Streamside Education Program
        • Teacher Resources
          • Stream Health Videos
          • 90 Minute Watershed Health Lesson
          • School and Educator Water Quality Data
    • Advocacy and Policy
      • Contaminants
      • Land Protection Millage Campaign Toolkit
      • Change Makers
    • Dams and Impoundments Program
      • Ypsilanti Peninsular Paper Dam
    • Lake Monitoring

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Programs

  • Biological and Habitat Monitoring
  • Chemistry and Flow Monitoring
  • Natural Area Assessments and Protection
  • RiverUp!
  • Climate Change
  • Watershed Management Planning
  • Green Infrastructure
  • Clean up and Restoration
  • Knowledge Networks & Outreach
  • Advocacy and Policy
  • Dams and Impoundments Program
  • Lake Monitoring

Knowledge Networks & Outreach

  • Microplastics
  • Listen>Learn>Connect
  • Whole Farms for Clean Water
  • Forests For Clean Water
  • The Huron River Kidzroom
  • Streamside Education Program

LEARN

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“Protecting and restoring the Huron River System – so all in our connected communities can enjoy and benefit from this essential natural resource for generations to come.”
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