The types of aquatic insects you find in your net when you dip it into a stream can tell the story of the history and future of the water. Join us at Grass River Natural Area on Saturday, May 5th at 10 am for a stream monitor training session led by The Watershed Center. Here you will learn the process for our biannual macro-invertebrate stream monitoring and why it is important that we monitor these populations. You will also learn how to properly collect samples from one of our cold water streams and sort and ID the macros after they are collected. Registration is required for this event. Contact volunteer@grassriver.org for more information or to register.
Take an adventure around downtown Muskegon on Saturday, May 4, from 10 am – 3 pm to participate in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) activities. STEAM Along the Lakeshore … Read More ►
Earth Day is right around the corner, and there is no better way to celebrate Earth Day than getting outside and having an enriching experience in … Read More ►
Dubbed by Jerry Seinfeld as the “best young up and coming comic,” comedian Mark Normand is bringing his Ya Don’t Say Tour to the historic Kalamazoo State Theatre November 8 … Read More ►
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