New Project to Help Honey Creek
Honey Creek project area showing DEQ sampling sites. HRWC also monitors at station #4. HRWC, partnering with Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner and Scio Township, will soon launch a new...
View ArticlePreventing Bacterial Contamination
Some of you may not know that the HRWC is well-known throughout the Region for their excellent work in protecting the Huron and the Great Lakes. That’s why I count it an enormous opportunity to work...
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Winter scene in Fleming Creek This edition of News to Us shares several articles on pollution, both where we are losing ground and making some gains. Two stories provide updates on pending park...
View ArticleHoney Creek Plan Released
HRWC recently received final approval to release a new watershed management plan to address impairments in Honey Creek, a tributary to the Huron River in Scio Township. The creek is identified as...
View ArticleHoney, We Got the Grant!
Breaking news here at HRWC headquarters: we have been awarded a grant to implement our Honey Creek Watershed Management Plan! In 2012 -2013 we researched within the Honey Creek watershed to identify...
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News to Us this month provides an update on the dioxane contamination case. Also, two new projects bring money to improve water quality in the Huron. Finally, read articles on two widespread water...
View ArticleHRWC gets help from the dogs!
Investigating Honey Creek Kenna HRWC, with funding from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, is working to identify and control or eliminate bacteria and other pathogen sources in Honey...
View ArticleChemistry and Flow Monitoring Concludes Stellar Season
With the help of over 30 volunteers from across Southeast Michigan, HRWC’s annual Chemistry and Flow Monitoring Program concluded its 20th monitoring season in late September 2022. During the...
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