Welcome Eli Lowry & Renato Marimón!
Friends of the Rouge is excited to introduce two new members of the team, Eli and Renato. Eli and Renato will be supporting the Restoration... Read More →
REP 2020 Fall Monitoring
With many schools still operating virtually or in a hybrid environment, fall monitoring was a bit smaller than usual this year due to the COVID-19... 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 →
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 →
REP Online Learning
Looking for at-home or at-school river education? Become a Rouge River Detective and explore local environmental issues in your community while working to solve them!... Read More →
Welcoming Adam Elghoul
Adam Elghoul joined the Friends of the Rouge staff on Monday March 2 and will be taking the lead on developing the Lower Rouge Water... Read More →
Rain Barrels 101
6,000 Rain Barrels for the Rouge Help restore clean water to your Rouge River by joining the effort to achieve 6,000 rain barrels in active... Read More →
Healthy Lawn Care for Watershed Protection
February: The snow may be coming down outside, but for many people now’s the time to select your lawn care company. Here are some tips... Read More →
REP Artwork Contest Results
Every year we hold a student-designed artwork contest based on a theme. Winners are featured on posters distributed to each school participating in the Rouge... Read More →
Top Tips for Hiking in the Winter
Winter hiking is a fantastic way to enjoy the winter weather and see some stunning snow vistas. However, the cold temperatures and the risks of... Read More →
