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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 […]
FOTR’s Monitoring Programs Continue to Grow For over 20 years, FOTR has been engaging residents in collecting data about the Rouge […]
The calendar says it’s now officially spring, and here in the Rouge River watershed area we’re having some warm, sunny […]
Now is the Time to Plan for Your Landscape! Spring is in full bloom in southern states, but the temperature […]
Friends of the Rouge owes a debt of gratitude to United States Senator Debbie Stabenow for being a wonderful friend […]
Do you ❤️ Clean Water? This time of year, do you notice a lot of high-pressure ads telling you what […]