CREATURE FEATURE Belted Kingfishers
Left – Male belted kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon) – photo: Henry CC-BY-2.0Right – Female belted kingfisher – photo: Kevin Murphy Watershed Royalty GET TO KNOW: Belted... Read More →
Watch our 2020 Rouge UnCruise Trips
Join us for this amazing virtual adventure from the comfort of your home! For five consecutive Tuesday evenings through September 8, 2020, we explored a... Read More →
Your Rouge, Your Story
We all have a story to tell; why we are passionate about the Rouge River, how we got involved with FOTR… Share Yours Today! By... Read More →
CREATURE FEATURE – Round Goby
Round gobies (Neogobius melanostomus) photo from FOTR website An Unwelcome Imposter GET TO KNOW round goby Due to its general appearance (about 4 – 10... Read More →
CREATURE FEATURE – Hummingbird Moth
Hummingbird Moth (Hemaris thysbe) photo: Andy Reago & Chrissy McClarren CC-BY-2.0 Is it a hummingbird? A butterfly? A moth? Have you ever seen what you... Read More →
RE: Johnson Creek–Arbor Hills Landfill NPDES Permits
July 30, 2020 | Download the PDF of this Statement HERE To Whom it May Concern: Friends of the Rouge (FOTR) has become aware that... Read More →
CREATURE FEATURE – Green Heron
Green Heron hunting in Rouge River – photo by Donna Hall Hide & Seek! Can you find me? GET TO KNOWgreen herons Catching a glimpse... Read More →
CREATURE FEATURE – Opossum
Virginia opossum (Didelphis virginiana) mama with six babies in Hines Park in 2016. Photo by P. Stark Guess who helps fight tick borne disease? GET... Read More →
Rouge Creature Feature
6/3/2020 by Colleen Sturm Am I a dragonfly? Known for brilliant, jewel-toned colors, damselflies can easily be mistaken for their dragonfly “cousins.” In the picture... Read More →
REP 2020 Spring Monitoring
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in widespread school closures, spring monitoring as usual was not possible this year. The Education Manager was able to... Read More →
