Join Inland Seas Education Association (ISEA) volunteer Bob Hagerman and Captain Lily for this one-day workshop on making baggy wrinkles! This hands-on event will teach you how to craft a baggy wrinkle, a crucial piece of nautical equipment. No experience is necessary, snacks, coffee, and tea will be provided. This event will be held at […]

Join us for a presentation from Madeline Baroli, a climate adaption specialist with Salix, ATREP, and NIACS. This presentation will discuss the introduction of diverse tree species as a means of climate resilience. Coffee, tea, and light snacks will be provided. Register HERE to attend.

Join us for our third annual round of Conservation on Tap! This year we will be working with two hosts down in Holland, Tanglewood Winery & New Holland Brewing! Second Speaker Location: New Holland Brewing – Holland Brewpub – Mezzanine (2nd Floor) – 66 E 8th St, Holland, MI 49423 **Please note, there is no elevator […]

Coffee Talks provide a monthly opportunity for U-M faculty, staff, students interested in water, and water folks in southeast Michigan to connect with colleagues, learn about pressing and/or emerging water-related issues, and meet new partners. This winter semester, we are excited to explore what the water-climate nexus is and what it means to U-M researchers, […]

Register for the 2025 Frog and Toad Survey Training Background Amphibians are sensitive indicators of habitat quality and their presence or absence can be used to assess wetland health. Wetlands absorb and filter stormwater, helping to protect and clean the river. Wetlands also provide critical wildlife habitat. The presence of a diverse assemblage of frog […]

Empowering Educators for Watershed Stewardship Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council (TOMWC) invites teachers of upper elementary to high school students (grades 3-12) to participate in a two-day Watershed Educator Training workshop on February 27 and 28, 2025. This workshop is designed for educators in the Watershed Council’s service area, with preference given to teachers […]

We use water each and every day, and we all play a part in protecting it. Join Clinton River Watershed Council as we dive into which creatures live in our backyards, where our water goes, and how kids can be powerful water warriors! The educational presentation is free and open to the public. It is […]

Join Michigan Sustainable Business Forum (MiSBF), the Lower Grand River Organization of Watersheds (LGROW), and its partners for an informative workshop focused on improving water quality and stormwater management in the Rush Creek Watershed. This session will provide businesses and landowners with valuable insights into sustainable practices, including rainscaping and tree planting, to reduce stormwater […]