If you’ve lived in or visited the Great Lakes, you’ve probably encountered, or possibly even wrestled with, one or more invasive species. Invasive species are aggressively […]

On July 24th we turned thirteen years old. We’re a teenager! On that day in 2007, in a small upstairs meeting room in the Law Offices […]

Does any this sound familiar? Celebrating a graduate with a bouquet of balloons Having a water balloon fight on the beach with cousins Commemorating a vacation […]

Friends of the St. Clair River is excited to be showcasing a series of guest editorial pieces. Thank you to our first guest writer, Patty Troy, […]

This past Sunday I sent my son out to take the trash to the curb. This is normally a long process but he was back in […]

In early March, we observed Invasive Species Awareness week. The purpose was to raise awareness of the threat of invasive species and what people can do […]

For nearly a decade, volunteers have gathered each January for this annual event. The event has grown from a handful of volunteers at one site to over 100 volunteers monitoring 12 sites.

Don’t lock yourself inside this winter! There is plenty of fun outside during the cold, snowy months.

With minimal effort, your celebrations can model sustainable practices for your guests and be a way to show love to our St. Clair River watershed.