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Two Rivers Coalition
The Two Rivers Coalition hosted a public forum on Hydraulic Fracturing on June 12, 2013. There were over 100 people in attendance. Please feel free to view the presentations or contact the speakers for additional information.
Presentations:
Michigan Land Air and Water Defense
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
M-Live coverage of Facts on Fracking forum
Our next event: Grapes and Grains Festival
21-Jul-13 TRC will be serving in the Beer and Wine Tent.
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Welcome! Explore and discover the Black and ..
Paw Paw River Watersheds with us.
Learn what you can do to help protect and improve the wonderful resources in these watersheds. Learn about the Two Rivers Coalition, Inc., a citizen based group working to protect the health of the Black River and Paw Paw River Watersheds through conservation, education, and advocacy.
Our goal is to be your source of information about the Black and Paw Paw River Watersheds here in Southwest Michigan. We hope our web site will provide you with accurate and thought provoking information about these watersheds and the community we live in. We believe that an informed and engaged community is the key to making this one of the best places to live and play. Please look around and let us know if there is information that you would like for us to include on our web site. Looking for a specific topic? Try Search at the top of the page.
The Black and Paw Paw Rivers drain lands in Allegan, Berrien, Kalamazoo and Van Buren Counties. The Black River flows into Lake Michigan at South Haven. In Benton Harbor, the Paw Paw River flows into the St. Joseph River which then flows a short distance to Lake Michigan. Some say that the St. Joseph River is actually the Great South Branch of the Paw Paw River.
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Check out our list of publications and reports regarding water quality issues here.