Join the Clinton River Watershed Council for a free presentation on where water goes in your community, issues that impact Lake St. Clair, as well as what individuals and communities can do to help protect our freshwaters, such as planting rain gardens and clearing litter from storm drains.

Did you know that wherever you are - work, home, school, or the park - you are always in a watershed? Learn the watershed story of the Clinton River, how watershed residents are connected to this resources, and how you can be part of the network that protects, enhances, and celebrates this precious resource.

A type of green infrastructure rain gardens and rain barrels are used to capture and manage stormwater runoff on your property. Join us for this presentation and learn how to install and maintain these tools at home to mitigate flooding and utilize runoff to your benefit.

Did you know that wherever you are - work, home, school, or the park - you are always in a watershed? Learn the watershed story of the Clinton River, how watershed residents are connected to this resources, and how you can be part of the network that protects, enhances, and celebrates this precious resource.

Homeowners have a responsibility to protect water quality year-round. Join us for this science driven presentation where you will learn what impacts water quality in winter, and simple steps you can take at home during cold months to protect water quality.

Homeowners have a responsibility to protect water quality year-round. Join us for this science driven presentation where you will learn what impacts water quality in winter, and simple steps you can take at home during cold months to protect water quality.

Did you know that wherever you are - work, home, school, or the park - you are always in a watershed? Learn the watershed story of the Clinton River, how watershed residents are connected to this resources, and how you can be part of the network that protects, enhances, and celebrates this precious resource.

Homeowners have a responsibility to protect water quality year-round. Join us for this science driven presentation where you will learn what impacts water quality in winter, and simple steps you can take at home during cold months to protect water quality.

Learn the watershed story of the Clinton River, how watershed residents are connected to these resources, and how you can be part of the network that protects, enhances, and celebrates this precious resource.

This winter, design your own home rain garden with support from southeast Michigan’s top rain garden design educators!

Join CRWC for a presentation on the basics of the watershed!

River Rally offers a presentation on 2023's Adopt-A-Stream monitoring results, CRWC's field season updates, CRCCP accomplishments, volunteer opportunities for the new year, and more!