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Huron River upstream of Milford's Central Park

Feel good, do good

August 7, 2019/in Favorite Places, Trips/by Pam Labadie

River culture is a vital part of the vibrant communities along the Huron River Water Trail. In August, Rivers Edge Brewing Company in Milford will honor this connection by donating a portion of the proceeds from the sales of its State Fair SMaSH IPA to the Huron River Watershed Council through the Feelgood Tap program. […]

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Foam that possibly contains PFAS

PFAS in Foam on the Huron River Water Trail

May 23, 2019/in PFAS, River Conditions, Safe Paddling/by Daniel Brown

As the emerging threat of PFAS has unfolded across Michigan and on the Huron River, it’s raised concerns about recreation. Swimming, bathing, and boating on the Huron River Water Trail are still okay. For those activities, continue to enjoy the water as you have with a few minor precautions. PFAS isn’t a health risk when […]

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PFAS Do Not Eat the Fish Sign at Baseline Lake

PFAS in Fish on the Huron River

May 15, 2019/in Fishing, PFAS, River Conditions/by Daniel Brown

Don’t eat fish from the Huron River. The State of Michigan has tested fish from multiple location on the Huron River and found high levels of PFAS. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) issued a Do Not Eat Fish Advisory for the entire river. Because fish are mobile, the Huron River Watershed Council […]

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Paddling the Barton Nature Area, Ann Arbor

Follow the Huron River Water Trail to Adventure

May 1, 2019/in Favorite Places, Trips/by 3.7 Designs

Favorite River Trips for Outdoor Fun The staff of the Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC) works to protect and restore the Huron River. And they know it well! Spending quality play-time in, on and near the water gives them a chance to relax and reflect on their work. You too may enjoy some of their favorite […]

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2018 Huron River Day, Gallup Park, Ann Arbor, by Karissa Brumley

Know Before You Go: 4 Tips for a Safe Paddle Trip

April 15, 2019/in Safe Paddling/by Daniel Brown

The Huron River National Water Trail winds through natural areas, traverses historic cities, and ends at Pointe Mouillee on Lake Erie. Paddlers of all skill levels can find a place to refresh themselves along its length, but remember to prepare before you go and be smart as you enjoy your trip. Get to know the […]

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The Huron River Water Trail is a project of the Huron River Watershed Council and is managed by a consortium of interested groups and communities.

Huron River Watershed Council, 117 North First Street, Suite 100, Ann Arbor, MI 48104, 734-769-5123

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  • Huron River upstream of Milford's Central Park
    Feel good, do goodAugust 7, 2019 - 11:29 am
  • Foam that possibly contains PFAS
    PFAS in Foam on the Huron River Water TrailMay 23, 2019 - 8:00 am

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