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The summer Rouge River fish surveys started off with a great surprise. While measuring and identifying fish on the Johnson Creek, Bob Muller noticed a minnow with a very large mouth and red stripe. It turned out to be a redside dace, a species found in very few watersheds in the state, endangered in Michigan, and declining in the Rouge River watershed.
On June 22, Northville resident and Friend Jeff Snyder was alarmed to see a boom on the river downstream of […]
After over seven years in this role – I share the bittersweet news that I will begin the transitioning process out of my role as executive director. Finally saying it out loud to you all feels so heavy. So, I want to pause for a moment.
The Southeast Michigan Report Cards present “grades” for five watersheds in the region. These grades have been calculated using expert advice and science-driven standards for environmental and socioeconomic conditions.
Come join us in celebrating World Water Day at the Penn Theatre! The Penn Theatre is showing free screenings of […]
We love Spring, water, and the Earth! Join us for a variety of fun and feel-good activities on and around […]
Friends of the Rouge installed 23,000 sq ft of native gardens around the Plymouth Arts and Recreation Complex (PARC) to […]
Dearborn Historical Museum shared some very interesting history about the lowermost stretch of the Rouge River and how it changed […]
What you do in your yard makes a big difference for your hometown Rouge River! Here are two ways we […]
