Friends of the Rouge
650 Church Street Suite 209, Plymouth, MI 48170
EIN: 38-2672879
734-927-4900

Copyright 2025 Friends of the Rouge.

Mummichog

Fundulus heteroclitus Mummichog Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Northern Hogsucker

Hypentelium nigricans Northern Hogsucker Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Northern Logperch

Percina carprodes semifasciata Northern Logperch Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Northern Pike

Esox lucius Northern Pike Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Northern Redbelly Dace

Phoxinus eos Northern Redbelly Dace Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Northern Sunfish

Lepomis peltastes Northern Sunfish Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Pugnose Shiner

Notropis anogenus Pugnose shiners are endangered in Michigan as they are extremely sensitive to any turbidity. In 2018, FOTR’s surveys […]

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Pumpkinseed

Lepomis gibbosus Pumpkinseed Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Rainbow Darter

Etheostoma caeruleum Rainbow Darter Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Rainbow Trout

Oncorhynchus mykiss Rainbow Trout Distribution black dots = sampling sites; red blocks = species present

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Build a Better Future

You deserve a clean and healthy Rouge River for your loved ones to safely enjoy today and to leave to future generations. Show your commitment to restoring the Rouge River watershed ecosystem by becoming a member and friend today.

Volunteer

Volunteers (like you!) are the people who make it possible to restore and protect your Rouge River right here in southeast Michigan

Donate or Become a Member

Restore and protect the Rouge River ecosystem by becoming a member and friend today.

On Your Own

What you do in your yard can make a big difference to the health of the river and our whole ecosystem.