Celebrate Earth Day with us at the Detroit Zoo! There will be several environmental organizations there with fun activities!
Spend an evening with Six Rivers at Stumblebum Beer Co. and learn how you can protect the #NatureNearYou by participating in the 365 donor campaign.
By blending together demonstrations, workshops, exhibits, artisans, and activities, Earth Fair focuses on raising the level and capacity of environmental stewards to the thousands of visitors who take part in Michigan's largest Earth Day event. We are passionate about creating an environment at Earth Fair that's fun for everyone; visitors of all ages learn how their actions impact our local environment and the significant role we play in the health of our economy and ecosystem. We’re inspiring and challenging citizens to find alternatives to energy, transportation, food, living and gardening so a better earth can be created because, as we all know, our environment is a direct reflection on how we live.
Your adventure into a celebration of Earth Day begins at the gate where you will be assisted with parking and given a guide to the exhibits and activities. Don’t forget spending money because Earth Fair can be a significant source of funding for the grassroots non-profits and local businesses. Plan on starting early for a fun-filled day at Earth Fair!
While dogs are allowed at Goodells County Park, dogs are not allowed inside the Exhibit Barns or Visitor's Center. Earth Fair buildings, exhibits and activities are ADA accessible.
Earth Fair is a smoke-free, tobacco-free event. The use of tobacco products is not permitted on the premises. Thank you for helping us keep the environment clean and the air safe!
Come join us on the night of the New Moon for a guided hike under the stars at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary! Here you will learn a little bit about all the night sky has to offer including astrophysics, planets, constellations, and star lore! Feel free to bring red lights if you have them and dress warm!
To Sign Up Visit: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/astronomy
By blending together demonstrations, workshops, exhibits, artisans, and activities, Earth Fair focuses on raising the level and capacity of environmental stewards to the thousands of visitors who take part in Michigan's largest Earth Day event. We are passionate about creating an environment at Earth Fair that's fun for everyone; visitors of all ages learn how their actions impact our local environment and the significant role we play in the health of our economy and ecosystem. We’re inspiring and challenging citizens to find alternatives to energy, transportation, food, living and gardening so a better earth can be created because, as we all know, our environment is a direct reflection on how we live.
Your adventure into a celebration of Earth Day begins at the gate where you will be assisted with parking and given a guide to the exhibits and activities. Don’t forget spending money because Earth Fair can be a significant source of funding for the grassroots non-profits and local businesses. Plan on starting early for a fun-filled day at Earth Fair!
While dogs are allowed at Goodells County Park, dogs are not allowed inside the Exhibit Barns or Visitor's Center. Earth Fair buildings, exhibits and activities are ADA accessible.
Earth Fair is a smoke-free, tobacco-free event. The use of tobacco products is not permitted on the premises. Thank you for helping us keep the environment clean and the air safe!
Spend a spring evening with Six Rivers at the beautiful Clarkston Family Farm and celebrate a successful year of conservation of the #NatureNearYou!
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Drayton Plains Nature Center. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Drayton Plains Natue Center or one of our other May StewDays, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Drayton Plains Nature Center StewDay
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Salt River Nature Preserve. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Salt River Nature Preserve or one of our other May Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! Stew Days will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Salt River Nature Preserve-Stew Day
*In conjunction with LSC CISMA
JOIN OUR NATURALIST IAN ABLESON AS WE HIKE THE SANCTUARY AND LEARN HOW TO IDENTIFY NATIVE PLANT AND BIRD SPECIES
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Nicholson Nature Center. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Nicholson Nature Center or one of our other Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Nicholson Nature Center Sign-up
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at a conservation easement in West Bloomfield Twp. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at a conservation easement in West Bloomfield Twp. or one of our other Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You! Location will be emailed upon registration.
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! Stew Days will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/murray-easement-may-17th
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Sutherland Nature Preserve or one of our other May Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Sutherland Nature Sanctuary StewDay
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Woody Workday at Nicholson Nature Center in partnership with Lake St. Clair CISMA. Fall is the best time to cut and treat woody invasives. You’ll learn how to identify woody invasives and using loppers and/or hand saws cut them while one of our certified staff treats the stump.
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
Click here to sign up: Nicholson Nature Center Woody Workday Sign-up
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Woody Workday at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary. Fall is the best time to cut and treat woody invasives. You’ll learn how to identify woody invasives and using loppers and/or hand saws cut them while one of our certified staff treats the stump.
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Woody Workday at Tibbitts Nature Sanctuary. Fall is the best time to cut and treat woody invasives. You’ll learn how to identify woody invasives and using loppers and/or hand saws cut them while one of our certified staff treats the stump.
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Woody Workday and Riverside Clean-up at Nicholson Nature Center in partnership with Clinton River Watershed Council and Lake St. Clair CISMA. Fall is the best time to cut and treat woody invasives. You’ll learn how to identify woody invasives and using loppers and/or hand saws cut them while one of our certified staff treats the stump. At this event, you can also participate in cleaning up the Clinton River!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Woody Workday at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary. Fall is the best time to cut and treat woody invasives. You’ll learn how to identify woody invasives and using loppers and/or hand saws cut them while one of our certified staff treats the stump.
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
Sign up here: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/sutherland-nature-sanctuary-woody-workday
Celebrate Trails week with Six Rivers staff as we stroll through Sutherland Nature Sanctuary! We’ll take you on a guided hike through the beautiful 75-acre preserve to discuss trails, conservation, and natural features while enjoying all that the fall season has to offer!
Cider and donuts will be provided!
To sign up visit: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/trails-and-treats-hike-september-25
Join Six Rivers for a free evening bat hike at Anchor Bay Woods Preserve in Macomb Township!
We’ll use Echo Meters with our phones to monitor for bats.
To sign up:
Join Six Rivers for a free evening bat hike at Nicholson Nature Center in Clinton Township!
We’ll use Echo Meters with our phones to monitor for bats.
To sign up:
Join Six Rivers for a free evening bat hike at Golden Preserve in Springfield Township!
We’ll use Echo Meters with our phones to monitor for bats.
Follow this link to sign up: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/bat-hike-july26
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Sutherland Nature Preserve or one of our other May Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Sutherland Nature Sanctuary StewDay
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Nicholson Nature Center. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Nicholson Nature Center or one of our other Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/nicholson-stewday
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Drayton Plains Nature Center. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Drayton Plains Natue Center or one of our other May StewDays, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Drayton Plains Nature Center StewDay
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at Salt River Nature Preserve. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Salt River Nature Preserve or one of our other May Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! Stew Days will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: Salt River Nature Preserve-Stew Day
*In conjunction with LSC CISMA
JOIN OUR NATURALIST IAN ABLESON AS WE HIKE THE SANCTUARY AND LEARN HOW TO IDENTIFY NATIVE PLANT AND BIRD SPECIES
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Stewardship Workday at a conservation easement in West Bloomfield Twp. Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at a conservation easement in West Bloomfield Twp. or one of our other Stew Days, and help us preserve the Nature Near You! Location will be emailed upon registration.
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! Stew Days will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up Visit: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/murray
Deadline to submit photos for our Nature Near You Photo Contest!
By blending together demonstrations, workshops, exhibits, artisans, and activities, Earth Fair focuses on raising the level and capacity of environmental stewards to the thousands of visitors who take part in Michigan's largest Earth Day event. We are passionate about creating an environment at Earth Fair that's fun for everyone; visitors of all ages learn how their actions impact our local environment and the significant role we play in the health of our economy and ecosystem. We’re inspiring and challenging citizens to find alternatives to energy, transportation, food, living and gardening so a better earth can be created because, as we all know, our environment is a direct reflection on how we live.
Your adventure into a celebration of Earth Day begins at the gate where you will be assisted with parking and given a guide to the exhibits and activities. Don’t forget spending money because Earth Fair can be a significant source of funding for the grassroots non-profits and local businesses. Plan on starting early for a fun-filled day at Earth Fair!
While dogs are allowed at Goodells County Park, dogs are not allowed inside the Exhibit Barns or Visitor's Center. Earth Fair buildings, exhibits and activities are ADA accessible.
Earth Fair is a smoke-free, tobacco-free event. The use of tobacco products is not permitted on the premises. Thank you for helping us keep the environment clean and the air safe!
By blending together demonstrations, workshops, exhibits, artisans, and activities, Earth Fair focuses on raising the level and capacity of environmental stewards to the thousands of visitors who take part in Michigan's largest Earth Day event. We are passionate about creating an environment at Earth Fair that's fun for everyone; visitors of all ages learn how their actions impact our local environment and the significant role we play in the health of our economy and ecosystem. We’re inspiring and challenging citizens to find alternatives to energy, transportation, food, living and gardening so a better earth can be created because, as we all know, our environment is a direct reflection on how we live.
Your adventure into a celebration of Earth Day begins at the gate where you will be assisted with parking and given a guide to the exhibits and activities. Don’t forget spending money because Earth Fair can be a significant source of funding for the grassroots non-profits and local businesses. Plan on starting early for a fun-filled day at Earth Fair!
While dogs are allowed at Goodells County Park, dogs are not allowed inside the Exhibit Barns or Visitor's Center. Earth Fair buildings, exhibits and activities are ADA accessible.
Earth Fair is a smoke-free, tobacco-free event. The use of tobacco products is not permitted on the premises. Thank you for helping us keep the environment clean and the air safe!
Celebrate Earth Day by exploring the variety of ecosystems on display including oak forests, riverside floodplain forests, and native prairie. Choose either the morning or afternoon hike led by Stewardship Manager Ian Ableson. Please email info@sixriversrlc.org with your contact information to register for this free event!
Celebrate Earth Day by exploring the variety of ecosystems on display including oak forests, riverside floodplain forests, and native prairie. Choose either the morning or afternoon hike led by Stewardship Manager Ian Ableson. Please email info@sixriversrlc.org with your contact information to register for this free event!
Come join us on the night of the New Moon for a guided hike under the stars at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary! Here you will learn a little bit about all the night sky has to offer including astrophysics, planets, constellations, and star lore! Feel free to bring red lights if you have them and dress warm!
To Sign Up Visit: https://www.sixriversrlc.org/astronomy
Join us at the Michigan Science Center for “Starry Night” This year’s event is focused on space and minerals. This is event is free - first come, first served. Tickets must be ordered online. Sponsored by Axalta Coating Systems.
This celebration will give visitors the opportunity to experience hands-on activities designed around exploring the environment, including hands on demos, animal tracking, and more. All of the activities are FREE with the purchase of general admission.
This celebration will give visitors the opportunity to experience hands-on activities designed around exploring the environment, including hands on demos, animal tracking, and more. All of the activities are FREE with the purchase of general admission.
Come join us on the night of the New Moon for a guided hike under the stars at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary! Here you will learn a little bit about all the night sky has to offer including astrophysics, planets, constellations, and star lore! Feel free to bring red lights if you have them and dress warm!
To register, visit our Astronomy Hike page.
Join Six Rivers for a free evening bat hike at Belle River Park in Casco Township!
We’ll use Echo Meters with our phones to monitor for bats. You can sign up by emailing your name and contact info to info@sixriversrlc.org or call Ellen at 248-601-2816 x463
Entries due for our 2023 Nature Near You Photo Contest!
For more information, visit: 2023 Nature Near You Photo Contest
Join us to celebrate the completion of the Sutherland Nature Sanctuary Safety Improvements and Habitat Restoration Project, and get an exclusive update on our conservation successes!
6:00pm: Welcome and Introductions
6:15pm: Ribbon Cutting
6:30pm: BBQ and Dessert, with conservation updates
7:00pm: Optional Guided Hike
8:00pm: Q & A with Executive Director Chris Bunch
Please RSVP to Ellen Witz by Thursday, August 17 at 3:00pm
ewitz@sixriversrlc.org or 248-601-2816 x 463
Join Six Rivers for a free evening bat hike at Nicholson Nature Center in Clinton Township!
We’ll use Echo Meters with our phones to monitor for bats. You can sign up by emailing your name and contact info to info@sixriversrlc.org or call Ellen at 248-601-2816 x463
Join Six Rivers for a free evening bat hike at Golden Preserve in Springfield Township!
We’ll use Echo Meters with our phones to monitor for bats. You can sign up by emailing your name and contact info to info@sixriversrlc.org or call Ellen at 248-601-2816 x463
Address and directions will be provided prior to the event.
Calling all volunteers!
Six Rivers received a grant from the Americana Foundation and the Lapeer County Community Foundation to make safety improvements and repairs at Sutherland Nature Sanctuary in Hadley Township. We will be building and installing footbridges, staining, painting, and cleaning up the Sanctuary. If you would like to volunteer, please sign up at:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084DABAE2EA4FDC16-sutherland
We will have work for all skill levels.
Be a part of the Six Rivers Stew Crew by volunteering for our Nicholson Nature Center Stewardship Workday! Spring is a great time to tackle garlic mustard and dame’s rocket, invasive species that can spread quickly in a short period of time. Join us for a garlic mustard pull at Nicholson or at one of our other May StewDays, and help us preserve the Nature Near You!
Invasive species spread aggressively through natural areas, pushing out the native plants that wildlife need. We need your help to remove these invasive plants from our natural areas! StewDays will be postponed or cancelled if steady rain or thunderstorms are present. It’s fun and easy, and we provide tools and refreshments. Sturdy waterproof footwear recommended.
To Sign Up, visit: Nicholson Nature Center StewDay SignUp
*In conjunction with LSC CISMA
CONTACT US
4480 Orion Rd., 2nd Floor PO Box 80902 Rochester, MI 48308-0902
info@sixriversrlc.org
Phone: (248) 601-2816 Fax: (248) 601-0106
ABOUT US
The mission of Six Rivers is to conserve, sustain, and connect natural areas, lands, and waters that make the places we live special.
