Events

Michigan recognizes national Drinking Water Week from May 1-7, 2022. Drinking Water Week was established by the American Water Works Association (AWWA) and its partners and provides a unique opportunity for both water professionals and the communities they serve to recognize the vital role water plays in our daily lives.

Learn about the benefits of rain barrels and how to put one together. Save money on your water bill and help your plants by providing them with “softer” un-treated water. Virtual workshops and in-person supplies available in Southeast Michigan.

This is an extensive and rewarding professional development program for teachers of grades 6-9 to engage their students in learning about watersheds, their importance, and how to protect them.

Become a citizen scientist! Eaton Conservation District and Olivet College invite you to join the Eaton County Collaborative Stream Monitoring Program.

Citizen Scientists welcome! This is your last change this spring to participate in the Eaton County Collaborative Stream Monitoring Program . Join Eaton Conservation District and Olivet College to monitor the health of our rivers and streams.

We will meet at Hull Park and then drive to the south end of the lake to launch our boats.  We'll paddle the lake on the south end as a group from the TAPC.

Clean up the day-use area at Lakeport State Park in Fort Gratiot.

This year will mark the 26th annual river clean up for the Kawkawlin River Watershed Association