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SUMMARY:Who's Calling? Frog Hike
DESCRIPTION:Interested in learning more about the amphibians in the Rouge River? Join your friends in West Bloomfield this Friday for a frog and toad hike! Led by West Bloomfield Parks and FOTR\, you can help to spot these animals and learn the “when” and “whys” of local amphibians. \nDate: Friday\, May 1st \nTime: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm \nLocation: 4655 Arrowhead Rd\, West Bloomfield\, 48323 \nThis interactive\, family-friendly event will share more about how volunteers like you help monitor wetlands for frogs and toads. Pre-registration is required for the hike.  \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/whos-calling-frog-hike/
LOCATION:West Bloomfield Woods Nature Preserve\, 4655 Arrowhead Rd\, West Bloomfield\, MI\, 48323\, United States
CATEGORIES:Michigan Wildlife,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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SUMMARY:The Hidden Stories of Fair Lane’s Restoration
DESCRIPTION:As we celebrate 40 years of restoring\, protecting\, and enhancing the Rouge River watershed\, we invite you to join us for our 2026 Speaker Series— A River of Knowledge with afternoons of learning\, connection\, and inspiration. \nThe Hidden Stories of Fair Lane’s Restoration – April 26\, 2026 \nJoin us for a captivating presentation with Austin Eighmey\, Director of Historic Resources at Fair Lane Estate\, as he shares the remarkable and meticulous process of restoring the Estate complete with its challenges and triumphs. \nTogether\, we’ll enjoy an insider’s look at the care\, creativity\, and dedication it took to bring this beloved landmark back to its former glory. \n$20 General ticket includes: an afternoon of learning with a 60min presentation\, conversation\, and connection with light refreshments and wonderful Friends! \nPurchase your tickets HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/the-hidden-stories-of-fair-lanes-restoration/
LOCATION:Fair Lane: Home of Clara and Henry Ford\, 1 Fair Ln Dr\, Dearborn\, MI\, 48128\, United States
CATEGORIES:Educational Outreach
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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SUMMARY:Spring Bug Hunt 2026
DESCRIPTION:Friends of the Rouge Spring Bug Hunt 2026\nEvent Date: Sat. April 11\, 2026 10am-3pm(ish)\, meet at 10am: Jack Wilcox Theater inside Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex\, 650 Church St\, Plymouth\, MI 48170. \n**There will be an indoor welcome from 10am-11am where volunteers will have a chance to meet their team\, enjoy refreshments (coffee\, juice\, bagels\, and donuts)\, and watch a short presentation before heading out to two sites throughout the watershed. Ending times for each team will vary\, but most teams should be able to finish by 3pm. \nIf you have a location preference\, please select the shift closest to that location. If you have no preference\, feel free to choose any shift that is not full. While we will do our best to honor your selection\, reassignment may be necessary based on availability. \nMap of Site Locations: \n \n*Exact addresses for sites will not be provided until later. \nWe rely on you for your team so please let us know by email as soon as possible if you will not be attending. \nRegistration open until full or until March 29th\, 11:59 pm.  Register HERE. \n 
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/spring-bug-hunt-2026/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex\, 650 Church St\, Plymouth\, MI\, 48170\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stream Monitoring
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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SUMMARY:Dearborn Rain Garden 101 Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join your Friends at this one-hour introductory presentation to learn about rain gardens and how you can build one in your own yard. Held in the auditorium at the Henry Ford Centennial Library\, this workshop is free and open to the public. No supplies are necessary\, but feel free to bring note taking materials if you are planning on taking notes. \nIn a rain garden\, beautiful Michigan native plants soak up rainwater runoff before it flows into storm drains. Rain gardens reduce neighborhood flooding\, basement backups\, and pollution flowing into your Rouge River. Rain gardens also provide habitat for songbirds\, butterflies and other important pollinators. You can be part of the solution right in your own yard! \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/dearborn-rain-garden-101-workshop/
LOCATION:Henry Ford Centennial Library\, 16301 Michigan Ave\, Dearborn\, MI\, 48126\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:2026 Frog and Toad Survey Training
DESCRIPTION:Started in 1998\, the Rouge River Watershed Frog & Toad Survey is a volunteer listening survey as part of efforts to assess wildlife habitat for the Rouge River Area of Concern. \nVolunteers are trained to distinguish the breeding calls of the seven frogs and one toad found in the watershed. Surveyors choose a quarter square mile area within the watershed that they survey independently on warm spring nights. Volunteer surveyors commit to going out to assigned wetland blocks at least twice a month from March through July after dark\, listening for at least three minutes\, and record what species of frogs and toads are calling. We need community scientists like YOU to help collect this important data for Rouge River wetland health. \nSurvey Block: We seek to assign blocks that are close by or are of interest to the volunteer. To choose a survey block\, view the map (https://fotr-rep.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/basic/index.html?appid=6f2768349d7b4f7691bc48d27916d8d6)\, put in your address\, and choose a block with wetlands close to you. If you cannot locate one\, list the area you are interested in\, and we will choose one for you. Past surveyors\, feel free to respond “same as last year”. \nMANDATORY FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS: \nVolunteers attend a two-hour training workshop to learn about wetlands\, distinguish breeding calls\, and discover how to find the Rouge River amphibians. The 2026 Training Workshop will be held on Saturday\, February 21\, 2026 from 10 am – 12 pm at the Livonia Civic Center Library\, 32777 Five Mile Rd\, Livonia\, MI 48154. \nNew surveyors must attend the training. Veteran surveyors are not required but are encouraged to attend. \nSign up for the training HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/2026-frog-and-toad-survey-training/
LOCATION:Livonia Civic Center Library\, 32777 Five Mile Rd\, Livonia\, MI\, 48154\, United States
CATEGORIES:Michigan Wildlife
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SUMMARY:Friends of the Rouge Stonefly Search
DESCRIPTION:Join your Friends to look for stoneflies! Stoneflies are a primitive group of insects named for their habitat of crawling on stones in a river. Most stoneflies have high oxygen needs\, restricting them to clean well-oxygenated streams. Because of this\, they are good indicators of stream quality. Some stoneflies hatch in winter\, which is why FOTR will be looking for them in January. \nEvent Date: Sat. January 24th\, 2026 from 10am-3pm(ish)\, meet at 10am: Jack Wilcox Theater inside Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex\, 650 Church St\, Plymouth\, MI 48170. \n**There will be an indoor welcome from 10 am-11 am where volunteers will have a chance to meet their team\, enjoy refreshments (coffee\, juice\, bagels\, and donuts)\, and watch a short presentation before heading out to two sites throughout the watershed. Ending times for each team will vary\, but most teams should be able to finish by 3 pm. \nIf you have a location preference\, please select the shift closest to that location. If you have no preference\, feel free to choose any shift that is not full. While we will do our best to honor your selection\, reassignment may be necessary based on availability. \nRegistration open until full or until January 11th\, 11:59 pm. \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/friends-of-the-rouge-stonefly-search/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex\, 650 Church St\, Plymouth\, MI\, 48170\, United States
CATEGORIES:Stream Monitoring
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20260118T140000
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SUMMARY:Creating a Fish Expressway
DESCRIPTION:A River of Knowledge: 2026 Quarterly Speaker Series\nTickets are $20 per presentation and include admission to that session along with light refreshments. \nEach gathering brings together passionate speakers and curious minds\, offering a chance to deepen your shared commitment to the Rouge River. \nCome as you are—business casual attire fits the spirit of the day. Let’s gather by the river\, learn together\, and celebrate the journey ahead. \nCreating a Fish Expressway – January 18\, 2-4 pm\nJoin fish expert Bob Muller for an engaging look at the Ford Fair Lane Estate Fishway in Dearborn. \nDiscover how this innovative project restored fish passage around Henry Ford’s historic dam\, reconnecting the Rouge River for the first time in over 100 years.  From its history to its lasting ecological impact\, this inspiring story shows how one project is revitalizing a river and its wildlife. \nCost is $20.  Get your tickets HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/creating-a-fish-expressway/
LOCATION:Fair Lane: Home of Clara and Henry Ford\, 1 Fair Ln Dr\, Dearborn\, MI\, 48128\, United States
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SUMMARY:Friends of the Rouge Spring Bug Hunt
DESCRIPTION:We need your eyes\, hands\, and boots on the ground! No prior experience is necessary\, but PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Children eight and older are welcome when accompanied by a PARTICIPATING adult; groups limited to four people. \nWe really value your participation. If you do sign up\, your team will be counting on you to be there. Please only sign up if you plan to be there. If something comes up after you register\, please let us know so we can re-assign people to your team. \nThere will be an indoor welcome from 10am-11am at the Plymouth Cultural Center\, where volunteers will have a chance to meet their team\, enjoy refreshments (coffee\, juice\, bagels\, and donuts)\, and watch a short presentation before heading out to two sites throughout the watershed. Ending times for each team will vary\, but most teams should be able to finish by 3pm. \nWe rely on you for your team so please let us know by email as soon as possible if you will not be attending sdavis@therouge.org \nRegistration open until full or March 24th. \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/friends-of-the-rouge-spring-bug-hunt/
LOCATION:Plymouth Cultural Center\, 525 Farmer St\, Plymouth\, MI\, 48170
CATEGORIES:Stream Monitoring
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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SUMMARY:2025 Frog and Toad Survey Training
DESCRIPTION:Register for the 2025 Frog and Toad Survey Training\nBackground\nAmphibians 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 and toad species is an indication of high quality wetlands. Calling amphibians (frogs and toads) can be readily surveyed through listening surveys. \nSurvey\nIn 1998\, as part of efforts to assess wildlife habitat for the Rouge River Area of Concern Friends of the Rouge began training volunteers to survey for calling frogs and toads in the watershed. \nThe Rouge River Watershed Frog & Toad Survey is a volunteer listening survey. Volunteers are trained to distinguish the breeding calls of the seven frogs and one toad found in the watershed. Surveyors choose a quarter square mile area within the watershed that they survey independently on warm spring nights. \nVolunteering\nVolunteers attend a two hour training workshop held in late winter/early spring. They are then assigned a survey block of a quarter square mile area with wetlands. Surveys are done independently on damp warm evenings from March through July. Surveys involve listening for three minutes and noting which species are calling. Surveys must be done after dark several times a month. Completed forms are returned to Friends of the Rouge who compiles\, maps and reports on the data.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/2025-frog-and-toad-survey-training/
LOCATION:Livonia Civic Center Library\, 32777 Five Mile Rd\, Livonia\, MI\, 48154\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20250125T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20250125T150000
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SUMMARY:2025 Stonefly Search
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers needed to survey for Stoneflies throughout the Rouge River!\nIt’s easy\, fun\, and a great way to learn about aquatic insects and the health of the river while contributing to science. \nThere will be an indoor welcome from 10am-11am where volunteers will have a chance to meet their team\, enjoy refreshments (coffee\, juice\, bagels\, and donuts)\, and watch a short presentation before heading out to two sites throughout the watershed.  Ending times for each team will vary\, but most teams should be able to finish by 3pm. \nRegister HERE.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/2025-stonefly-search/
LOCATION:Plymouth Cultural Center\, 525 Farmer St\, Plymouth\, MI\, 48170
CATEGORIES:Stream Monitoring
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20240120T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20240120T160000
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SUMMARY:Friends of the Rouge Winter Stonefly Search
DESCRIPTION:In the winter we hold a Stonefly Search that is similar to the Bug Hunts except we only look for one type of bug. Stoneflies are very sensitive aquatic insects that hatch from streams in winter. See a map of sites that have been surveyed for stoneflies and results. To learn more about our Stonefly Searches\, how to identify stoneflies and what we find\, view the Stonefly Refresher. \nTo register\, visit https://therouge.org/bug-hunt-events-and-trainings/. \nAdditional Parameters Collected\nIn 2020\, we began partnering with the Izaak Walton League of America’s Salt Watch program and began testing Stonefly Search sites for road salt. Aquatic life in freshwater streams declines as salinity increases.  After finding high levels at many sites in January\, we added spring and fall testing to help determine the background level of chloride.  Stream quality index scores declined as salt levels increased (2021 Spring Bug Hunt Report). \n  \nIn 2023\, we added testing for nitrates and nitrates to our monitoring events once it was offered by the Izaac Walton League as “Nitrate Watch.”  Human activities have increased the amount of this essential nutrient going into our streams\, mainly from fertilizers\, manure and sewage. Excessive nitrate causes harmful algal blooms that threaten the health of the watershed and its inhabitants. Check out the Nitrate Watch Map.
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/friends-of-the-rouge-winter-stonefly-search/
LOCATION:Plymouth Cultural Center\, 525 Farmer St\, Plymouth\, MI\, 48170
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20210515T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20210515T120000
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SUMMARY:Rouge Rescue River Cleanup 2021
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 35th Annual Rouge Rescue River Cleanup event! We have 15+ sites across Southeast Michigan in the Rouge River watershed- come find which one is closest to you! Start and end times may be different for each site. Activates vary from site to site but overall include litter cleanup\, invasive species removal\, managing woody debris in the river\, native plantings\, educational events are more. Go to https://therouge.org/rouge-rescue/ to all event locations. See how you can get involved today at one of our in person events. Be sure to dress for the weather\, wear closed toed shoes and bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated\, all other supplies needed will be provided. All sites will be following strict Covid-19 protocols including masks\, social distancing and limited volunteer spots\, so sign up TODAY! Registration is required. All events subject to change based on state orders and recommendations. Come help us Rescue the Rouge! \n  \nEVENT LOCATIONS\n\nNewburgh Pointe\n\n39399 Edward N Hines Dr.\nLivonia\n\n\nJaycee Park\n\n32500 Pembrooke\nLivonia\n\n\nBerberian Woods\n\nstreamwood lane\nSouthfield\n\n\nColdwater Springs Nature Area\n\nRidge Road\nNorthville\n\n\nFlodin Park\n\n43399 Saltz Rd\nCanton
URL:https://miwaterstewardship.org/event/rouge-rescue-river-cleanup-2021/
LOCATION:Rouge River
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of the Rouge River":MAILTO:friends@therouge.org
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