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Macatawa Water Festival

Windmill Island Gardens 1 Lincoln Ave, Holland, MI, United States

The Macatawa Water Festival will be held on Holland’s Windmill Island. This community event is designed to help people of all ages learn about our most precious natural resource, Lake Macatawa and its watershed. The festival is a benefit for Project Clarity and the Macatawa Watershed Project. Over 20 community partners and sponsors will come […]

Free

Friends of the Looking Glass River Summer Clean Up Float

Friends of the Looking Glass River 10668 Williams Rd, Dewitt, MI, United States

Join Friends of the Looking Glass River on July 14th for their Summer River Clean-Up Float! Locations for the clean-up are still to be determined based on what area of the river needs the most attention. Check the event page on Facebook to receive updates. If you've never joined us for a clean-up, it's a […]

Free

Freshwater Science Webinar

Online Webinar

Freshwater Science: Advancing Stormwater Management at Great Lakes Marinas with Green Infrastructure Stormwater runoff carries pollution from land into nearby bodies of water, a phenomenon made worse by more frequent and severe storms due to climate change. Meanwhile, marinas on the Great Lakes can release pollutants — oil, grease, antifreeze, and boat paint — and […]

Free

Troubled Water Film Screening

The Garden Theater 301 Main St, Frankfort, MI, United States

Join the Groundwork Center, For Love of Water, and Oil & Water Don't Mix on Friday, July 19, at 7:30 p.m. at the Garden Theater in Frankfort for the highly anticipated Great Lakes adventure-conservation film Troubled Water. The screening will be followed by a question-and-answer session with actors and filmmakers William Wright and Chris Yahanda and the staff of the host organizations. Troubled […]

$5

Algae 101 Webinar

Online Webinar

What's the deal with algae? Join Michigan Sea Grant and partners for a FREE webinar all about algae, the tiny living things at the foundation of aquatic food webs. Learn about algae’s vital role in aquatic ecosystems and get to know didymo, cladophora, and other types of algae that cause problems here in Michigan. To […]

Free

Muskegon River Trash Bash 2024

Multiple Locations Muskegon, MI

The Muskegon River Trash Bash is an annual family-friendly cleanup event that hopes to encourage residents and visitors of all ages to pitch in to protect the river, its tributaries, and the thousands of acres of land that surround it. The watershed covers approximately 2,725 square miles, includes 94 connecting streams, and travels over 216 […]

Free

Invasive Plant Patrol – Nelson Woods

Little Forks Conservancy is looking for volunteers to help improve the environment for native species at our Nelson Woods property. This is our newest acquisition that we are currently developing into a nature preserve for the public to enjoy! You can be part of the effort to improve and protect this soon-to-be preserve by joining […]

Free

Recycle Palooza 2024

Location released upon completion of registration. Charlotte, MI

Recycle Palooza 2024 will be held in Charlotte on Saturday, August 10th from 9am-1pm.  Eaton County residents are welcome to participate.  There is no cost for this event, though a donation of $10 for TVs and monitors is strongly suggested. Registration for this event is required. You may register until August 7, 2024.  After registration […]

Free

Aquatic Invasive Species Webinar

Online Webinar

This edition of The Current Webinar Series will focus on a topic on a lot of our minds this summer - Aquatic Invasive Species. This webinar will feature Greg Conover with the Mississippi River Basin Regional Panel, Taaja Tucker-Silva with the Great Lakes Commission and Stuart Carlton with Purdue and Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant. We will […]

Free

Belle Isle Cleanup

Belle Isle Aquarium 3 Inselruhe Ave, Detroit, MI, United States

In partnership with the Belle Isle Conservancy and their Keep Belle Isle Beautiful initiative, Friends of the Detroit River will be hosting a cleanup on the canals of Belle Isle. Some kayaks will be provided on a first come basis, otherwise participants are encouraged to bring their own. If you prefer to cleanup on land, […]

Free