Discover the Huron River, learn about aquatic insects, and have fun! 

Help the Huron River Watershed Council on Saturday, January 29 search for Winter Stoneflies! Register by January 12.

• Do real science with Michigan’s premier river study program. 
• Meet new people. 
• Discover areas of the Huron River you may not know.

Stoneflies are aquatic insects that are sensitive to pollution and other river problems. Your participation will help further HRWC's long-term study of the Huron River. No prior knowledge or training is required!

• Our trained leaders go in the water so you will not get wet.
• We show you what to do, and the activities are suitable for all ages. 
• Children are welcome if each one is accompanied by an adult. 
• Meet in Ann Arbor for a brief overview, then teams carpool to 2 sites, one close to your choice.

This free event lasts about five hours and you may choose from two starting times: 10:15am-3pm or 11:45am-4:30pm.

IMPORTANT! Register here by January 12! 


Go to Winter Stonefly Search for a more detailed description.For questions or additional information, please contact Joan Martin, (734)769-5123 x 600