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Understanding Michigan Wetlands

Michigan Wetlands

Wetlands may look like quiet swamps or marshy fields, but they're some of Michigan's most vital ecosystems - naturally managing floods, filtering water, supporting wildlife, and sustaining our Great Lakes. Understanding and protecting these hidden landscapes is essential for our environment, economy, and future.

EducationCounts Michiana - Southwest Michigan Planning Commission Water Partnership

The Southwest Michigan Planning Commission, Two Rivers Coalition, and the Berrien County Drain Commissioner collaborate to create environmental and water education initiatives to engage the community. Learn more about the importance of sustainability and protecting the waters in southwest Michigan.

Michigan Lakes and Streams Annual Conference: 2023

Dan Burton (then VP of Two Rivers Coalition) was a guest speaker giving a presentation on our Prothonotary Warbler Partnership

American Rivers: (Wild)life depends on rivers

From Tributary to Floodplain, Rivers Connect, Protect, and Sustain Wildlife

ABOUT US >

Two Rivers Coalition (TRC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to protecting the Black River and Paw Paw River watersheds in Southwest Michigan. We work to improve water quality, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities through conservation, education, and advocacy. Our efforts include hosting public workshops, forums, and lectures, as well as publishing scientific information and resources to keep the community engaged and informed about the health of our rivers.

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