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Upcoming Events
Clinton River Watershed Council
Weekly Events
June 28th, 2010
Join Us For these FREE Watershed Presentations
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Our Sponsors
CRWC 2010 CALENDAR DATES AT-A-GLANCE
July
Wed 14 General Bug I.D. Workshop
Mon 19 The Little Things You Can Do To Protect Water Quality.
Sat 24 Fundraiser Walk-A-Thon
August
Wed 4th The Watershed Story.
Wed 11th Adopt -A- Stream Basic Training
Wed 25th Adopt -A- Stream Basic Training
Tues 31st Adopt -A- Stream Basic Training
September
Thu 2nd River Cruise 6:00p
Sat 18th Clinton Clean up 9:00a
Tues 21st General Bug I.D. workshop
October
Fri 1st Clinton River Review 8:30a-12:00p
Sat 2nd Adopt-A-Stream Fall Monitoring Start (10 days)
Wed 6th Stream Leaders Fall Monitoring Day (during the day)
November
Thu 18 Student Congress (MISD)
The Watershed Story
Sterling Heights Nature Center
42700 Utica Rd
Sterling Heights, MI 48314-3565
August 4th, 2010
7-8pm
Do you know what a watershed is? Do you know what watershed you live in?
Join us and learn about the Clinton River Watershed. We will show you how your everyday actions influence the health of our lakes, rivers and streams.
We'll discuss:
* Past/current local water quality problems
* Water quality successes
* Current efforts to restore and protect the creeks, rivers, lakes, drains and adjacent lands within your community and the Clinton River Watershed.
Registration Required
Please contact the Clinton River Watershed Council at (248) 601-0606 or contact@crwc.org for more information or to register.
The Little Things You Can Do To Protect Water Quality
Chesterfield Township public Library
July 19th, 2010
50560 Patricia Ave,
CHesterfield, MI
6:30-7:30pm
Did you know you live in the Clinton River Watershed?
Join us and learn how our everyday actions influence the health of our local waterways.
We'll discuss:
* Past/current local water quality problems
* Water quality successes
* Current efforts to restore and protect the creeks, rivers, lakes, drains and adjacent lands within your community and the Clinton River Watershed
* Simple steps that each of us can take to help protect water quality
Registration Required
Please contact the Clinton River Watershed Council at
(248) 601-0606 or contact@crwc.org for more information
Weekly Events
June 28th, 2010
Join Us For these FREE Watershed Presentations
Quick Links
Register Now
News
More About Us
Our Sponsors
CRWC 2010 CALENDAR DATES AT-A-GLANCE
July
Wed 14 General Bug I.D. Workshop
Mon 19 The Little Things You Can Do To Protect Water Quality.
Sat 24 Fundraiser Walk-A-Thon
August
Wed 4th The Watershed Story.
Wed 11th Adopt -A- Stream Basic Training
Wed 25th Adopt -A- Stream Basic Training
Tues 31st Adopt -A- Stream Basic Training
September
Thu 2nd River Cruise 6:00p
Sat 18th Clinton Clean up 9:00a
Tues 21st General Bug I.D. workshop
October
Fri 1st Clinton River Review 8:30a-12:00p
Sat 2nd Adopt-A-Stream Fall Monitoring Start (10 days)
Wed 6th Stream Leaders Fall Monitoring Day (during the day)
November
Thu 18 Student Congress (MISD)
The Watershed Story
Sterling Heights Nature Center
42700 Utica Rd
Sterling Heights, MI 48314-3565
August 4th, 2010
7-8pm
Do you know what a watershed is? Do you know what watershed you live in?
Join us and learn about the Clinton River Watershed. We will show you how your everyday actions influence the health of our lakes, rivers and streams.
We'll discuss:
* Past/current local water quality problems
* Water quality successes
* Current efforts to restore and protect the creeks, rivers, lakes, drains and adjacent lands within your community and the Clinton River Watershed.
Registration Required
Please contact the Clinton River Watershed Council at (248) 601-0606 or contact@crwc.org for more information or to register.
The Little Things You Can Do To Protect Water Quality
Chesterfield Township public Library
July 19th, 2010
50560 Patricia Ave,
CHesterfield, MI
6:30-7:30pm
Did you know you live in the Clinton River Watershed?
Join us and learn how our everyday actions influence the health of our local waterways.
We'll discuss:
* Past/current local water quality problems
* Water quality successes
* Current efforts to restore and protect the creeks, rivers, lakes, drains and adjacent lands within your community and the Clinton River Watershed
* Simple steps that each of us can take to help protect water quality
Registration Required
Please contact the Clinton River Watershed Council at
(248) 601-0606 or contact@crwc.org for more information