Rouge Frog & Toad Survey
Background Amphibians are sensitive indicators of habitat quality and their presence or absence can be used to assess wetland health. Wetlands absorb and filter stormwater,... Read More →
Rouge River Water Trail
With over 1.35 million people residing in the Rouge River Watershed, the river has the potential to offer paddling opportunities close to home. Water quality... Read More →
Rouge Rescue Work Sites
Rouge Rescue 2018 sites This year’s Rouge Rescue had 29 sites over 17 different Rouge River communities! For more information on each site and their... Read More →
Take Action—Invasive Plants
Press the images below to find out how to take action! Plant Habitat! Plant habitat by adding more diversity to your home landscape! In addition... Read More →
RainSmart: 1,000 Rain Gardens for the Rouge
Restoring your river, one yard at a time. Flooded basements, flooded streets, and dirty creeks share a common cause, and that’s too much dirty water... Read More →
Rouge Rescue
Connecting Rouge River Communities Each spring Friends of the Rouge, in partnership with Rouge communities, brings volunteers together from across the watershed to work toward... Read More →
