Events

Get certified to lead volunteers and collect macroinvertebrates for the Stream Monitoring Program on the Cedar River!

Families, friends, and groups looking to meet up at the Belle Isle Beach and help Keep Belle Isle Beautiful are welcome to join us on the second Friday of each month, July – September. Beach cleanups are on land only.   Visit their cleanup event page for more information

Have scrap tires laying around? Join us on September 15th for our tire recycling event! Registration is required. Use QR Code, email or give us a call to let us know how many you plan on bringing. We will be accepting passenger, semi, and tractor tires.   Register Here

Four Household Hazardous Waste Collection events are scheduled for 2022. These events are free of charge and open to Monroe County residents only; business waste will not be accepted. Acceptable materials include, but are not limited to: All types of batteries Automotive fluids Cleaning products Fertilizers Flammable items Mercury-containing items Oil-based paints (see below for […]

We are looking for numerous volunteers to pick up trash along the Lake Michigan shoreline of Oceana County. If you'd like to be a part of this community effort to keep our beaches clean and beautiful, please invite your family and friends and sign up for this excellent stewardship opportunity! Volunteers will be assigned a […]

Join us on Saturdays this season for TWO ways to Keep Belle Isle Beautiful. 1. Volunteers can join the park cleanup on land. Park cleanups are perfect for individuals, families and groups seeking to make a positive impact at the park. 2. Volunteers can 'paddle against pollution' in the park’s canals. In this citizen science initiative in collaboration with Friends of […]

Lansing Rotary Park's Willbro Beach Kayak Landing, Lansing, MI 48912 *Opportunities available on September 20th, 21st and 22nd if needed All equipment, food, drink, and other hospitality provided. 

Please visit their Hazardous waste event page for more information

To showcase the Red Cedar Water Trail, the Rotary clubs and their partners are planning a celebration and community paddle on all or a segment of the Red Cedar River Water Trail. From Williamston, the water trail continues 25 miles to Rotary Park on the Grand River in downtown Lansing.

Learn what it takes to be a community scientist at this free event! You will help to collect and identify macroinvertebrate larvae to monitor the water quality of Eaton County streams. Collection days will be held on October 5th and 12th from 1-5 p.m. with a rain date of October 16th.  Macroinvertebrate identification will be […]