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Red Cedar
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Red Cedar River Cleanup Scheduled for Saturday, April 19thPlease consider volunteering for the Spring Red Cedar River cleanup event! It’s your chance to enjoy the outdoors and help keep our river clean.
Date: Saturday, April 19, 2008 Waders, canoes, rakes, lots of trash bags and rubber gloves will be provided. Please sign in at the livery when you arrive. Volunteers will be organized into work crews and assigned a cleanup zone along the river. The event is sponsored by the MSU Fisheries and Wildlife Club, RISE Program, MSU Grounds Maintenance Department and the MSU-WATER initiative. For more information contact Stephen Burr, Red Cedar Chair, Fisheries and Wildlife Club, burrstep@msu.edu. Do you know your watershed?
Rivers and streams do not recognize
political boundaries. It is important that the Did you know that, as a Michigan State University student, faculty |
public and local governments work together to
protect our water resources for current and future
generations. If you live in the Greater Lansing
Region, you live in either the Red Cedar River,
Looking Glass River, or Grand River urban watershed.
You can become involved in the protection of your
watershed by following the top ten things we can do
to protect our watersheds and visiting our website
for more educational information and an events
calendar.