Environmental Education Meets Island Adventure- MAEOE Conference
Beaver IslandThis fall MAEOE takes the fall conference on the road, and on the boat, to Lake Michigan’s largest island. The history, scenery, flora and fauna on Beaver Island create a unique destination conference.
River Roundup – Ann Arbor Area
Join a small team of your friends, family, and other volunteers to collect bugs from streams across the watershed!
EGLE presents educational webinar series on Lake Erie algal blooms
virtualBecause knowledge is power, EGLE will present an educational webinar series, “Taking Action on Lake Erie,” to take an inside look at ways the state and partners are working together […]
Cedar River Fall Stream Sampling – Gladwin City
Gladwin City Park 240 City Park St, Gladwin, MIHelp us monitor the water quality in the Cedar River by collecting and identifying macroinvertebrates!
Cedar River Stream Monitoring ID Nite – Midland
Little Forks Conservancy 125 McDonald, Midland, MIWe will identify the macroinvertebrates collected at our office in Midland. Keys for identification will be provided and no experience is needed.
River Roundup – Huron River Watershed
Join a small team of your friends, family, and other volunteers to collect bugs from streams across the Huron River watershed! Sampling sites across the Huron River watershed in Livingston, Oakland, Wayne and/or Washtenaw Counties.
Volunteer Stream Monitoring – Thorneapple Watershed in Eaton County
Olivet CollegeParticipate in monitoring the Thorneapple River watershed's health by collecting and counting macroinvertebrates in the streams.
Volunteer Stream Monitoring Field Training Event – Benzie Conservation District
Training opportunity to participate in volunteer stream monitoring.
Benzie Watershed Stream Monitoring
Volunteers assist with the collection of macroinvertebrates from multiple sites along the Platte and Betsie rivers. First time volunteers will be responsible for sorting through the samples, picking out the macroinvertebrates from the rocks and leaves, and putting them in a collection jar. No training is required and this is a great way to get introduced to the steam monitoring process and the interesting creatures that live in our rivers.
Volunteer Stream Monitoring – Thorneapple Watershed in Eaton County
Olivet CollegeParticipate in monitoring the Thorneapple River watershed's health by collecting and counting macroinvertebrates in the streams.