Recent Projects
CRWC works closely with many partners across the watershed to protect, enhance, and celebrate the Clinton River, its watershed, and Lake St. Clair. Quality habitat and water are crucial to a healthy river ecosystem. Below are details on just some of our recently completed projects that aim to restore and enhance the natural ecosystems of the Clinton River watershed.
2023
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STORMWATER RUNOFF REDUCTION: BEAR CREEK
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DAM REMOVAL: TROUT CREEK
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DAM REMOVAL: LANE DRAIN
2019
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RESTORATION AND INVASIVE SPECIES REMOVAL: CLINTON RIVER SPILLWAY (PAC)
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RIVER BANK RESTORATION: CLINTON RIVER CORRIDOR (PAC)
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SHORE RESTORATION: HARLEY ENSIGN (PAC)
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RESTORATION AND INVASIVE SPECIES REMOVAL: CLINTON RIVER SPILLWAY (PAC)
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HABITAT RESTORATION: MCBRIDE DRAIN (PAC)
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FISH PASSAGE: GALLOWAY CREEK
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DAYLIGHTING: STERLING RELIEF DRAIN (PAC)
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HUNTINGTON WOODS RAIN GARDEN
2018
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POLLUTION REDUCTION: MICROPLASTICS
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ROYAL OAK RAIN GARDEN
2017
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HABITAT ASSESSMENT: PLUMBROOK DRAIN
2016
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HABITAT RESTORATION: PARTRIDGE CREEK (PAC)
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STREAMBANK RESTORATION: SYLVAN GLEN (PAC)
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HABITAT ASSESSMENT: GALLAGHER CREEK
PROJECT MAP
This map shows the distribution of watershed projects throughout the watershed, including Adopt-A-Stream monitoring sites, StreamLeaders monitoring sites, and restoration projects.