Muskegon Lake Area of Concern
The following resources operate in Muskegon County to conduct environmental education and programming in the Muskegon Lake Area of Concern. For details about resources and opportunities to get students involved, please contact the program director.
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The Muskegon Lake Watershed Partnership is a community-based, volunteer partnership organization. The group supports grassroots programs to restore Muskegon Lake and the Great Lakes.
The Muskegon Environmental Research & Education Society operates the Muskegon Lake Nature Preserve and serves 700 kids per year with environmental education programming.
The West Michigan Great Lakes Stewardship Initiative is a place-based education resource for West Michigan environmental education. They provide curricula, grant funding, and project ideas to connect students with stewardship opportunities.
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Detroit River Area of Concern
The following resources operate in the Detroit area to conduct environmental education and programming in the Detroit RIver Area of Concern. For more details about resources and opportunities to get students involved, please contact the program director.
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The Friends of the Detroit River is a watch group for the Detroit River Area of Concern, watching and protecting the river. They provide educational programming and stewardship opportunities with the goal of improving the Detroit River and the quality of life for people, plants, and animals around the river. To get involved, contact the Friends of the Detroit River by email.
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Rouge River Area of Concern
The following resources operate in the Detroit area to conduct environmental education and programming in the Detroit River Area of Concern. For more details about resources and opportunities to get students involved, please contact the program director.
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Friends of the Rouge has been working to promote restoration and stewardship of the Rouge River for 30 years. They do this through education, citizen involvement and other collaborative efforts for the purpose of improving the quality of life for the people, plants, and animals of the watershed. To get involved, contact the Friends of the Rouge River.
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