Upcoming Events
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Birding Hike
May 13th at 8:30 AM at Riverview Natural Area Spend the morning learning about and observing birds on Tuesday, May 13th at Riverview Natural Area with Little Forks Conservancy! Local birder Randy Kursinsky will share his knowledge on this hike at this preserve along the Tittabawassee River. Registration required to attend. Participants should dress for the weather and potential wet and muddy trail conditions. Participants should also be prepared for a slower hiking pace with time for stopping and observation, with minimal noise. Register here! |
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Cedar River Spring Stream Sampling
May 17th at 10 AM at Gladwin Conservation District’s Community Garden Join us as we monitor the health of the Cedar River, by collecting macroinvertebrates on Saturday, May 17th! Macroinvertebrates are insects in their nymph and larval stages that spend at least part of their lives in the water and the diversity of them can help to determine water quality. Be a part of this citizen science effort in Gladwin as we spend the morning sampling the river, with a lunch provided after. We will meet at the Gladwin Conservation District’s Community Garden at 10 AM before heading out to sample sites. Thanks to Rivers are Life for sponsoring this event! Registration required. Register here! For more information, contact Shelby at [email protected] or call 989.835.4886 ext. 103. |
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Birding Hike
May 28th at 8:30 AM at Nelson Woods Spend the morning learning about and observing birds on Wednesday, May 28th at Nelson Woods with Little Forks Conservancy! Local birder Randy Kursinsky will share his knowledge on this hike at this preserve along the Tittabawassee River. Registration required to attend. Participants should dress for the weather and potential wet and muddy trail conditions. Participants should also be prepared for a slower hiking pace with time for stopping and observation, with minimal noise. Register here! |
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12th Annual Cedar River Cleanup
August 8th at 10 AM at Gladwin City Park Help us keep our waterways clean by removing trash and other debris from the Cedar River in Gladwin! We will paddle about 4.5 miles of river, totaling about 3 hours on the water. Kayaks will be provided for those that need them, but participants are free to bring their own kayaks or canoes as well. Lunch will also be provided for attendees after returning to Gladwin City Park. Thank you to Gladwin Conservation District, Gladwin Transit Authority, Ike’s Mobile Kayaks, and the Boardman River Clean Sweep for their partnership that makes this event possible. For more information, contact Lily at [email protected] or call 989.835.4886 ext 105. **Registration is not open at this time** |
