Communities across Michigan are investing hundreds of millions in river restoration, from the Rouge to the Kalamazoo. Studies show waterway cleanups can generate significant economic returns while making rivers safer for recreation and wildlife.
Communities across Michigan are investing hundreds of millions in river restoration, from the Rouge to the Kalamazoo. Studies show waterway cleanups can generate significant economic returns while making rivers safer for recreation and wildlife.
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