Rouge River Region

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The Rouge River Region will host their in-person sessions from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on a Saturday each month from May to October 2025. Monthly sessions will meet throughout Rouge River Region at the locations listed in the chart below. Specific location details and information will be distributed to registered participants prior to the program beginning. 

Thurs., April 3 Master Naturalist Orientation Zoom Meeting
May 3 Ornithology; Botany and Native Plants Environmental Interpretive Center
June 7 Interpretive Skills; Native Trees and Insect Biomass for Birds Environmental Interpretive Center
July 12 Michigan Geology; Climate; Soils Environmental Interpretive Center
August 2 River and Lake Ecology, Ichthyology; Reptiles, Amphibians Humburg Marsh Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge
September 6 Insects and Spiders; Grassland Ecosystems; Conservation LeFurge Woods Nature Preserve
October 4 Raptor and Waterfowl Migration; Wetland Habitats Lake Erie Metropark 

For region and content related questions, please reach out to Dorothy McLeer at natrlist@umich.edu. 

For registration assistance, please contact Shelby Warner at warner80@msu.edu or (517) 884-7076.

Download the Rouge River Region Flyer

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