Headwaters Trails is in the process of adding a new fence and bioswale at the Fishlake Rd paddling launch. The split rail fence was installed and soil was turned on Sunday 10/22. The Blue Heron Headwaters Conservancy team will finish cultivating the bioswale bed and plant native plants. The bioswale will help to keep salty road water from washing into the Shiawassee River. Thanks to Chuck Julian, Sue Julian, Rex Mathewson, Jannell Tillman, Dave and Bob Waddell for their hard work on Sunday.
🚣Calling all nature lovers, paddling enthusiasts, and adventure seekers!🌿 Join us for The Adventure Paddle on the scenic Shiawassee River! Headwaters Trails is excited to present The Adventure Paddle, a thrilling event that combines outdoor exploration, river conservation, and fundraising for a great cause. Get ready for an unforgettable experience on the stunning Shiawassee River…
Mary Blanchard is representing Headwaters Trails regarding our interests in water run-off from Holly Hills to the Shiawassee National Water Trail. Below is an update on the issues and a call to action. Citizen Testing – The Save Falk Road Committee, with the help of Denise Trabbic-Pointer, our toxics and remediation specialist, have done testing of…
This year’s event schedule is set pending any unanticipated changes. See the Events Schedule for more details. We’re looking forward to a great season.
Headwaters Trails is in the process of adding a new fence and bioswale at the Fishlake Rd paddling launch.
Eat Safe Fish Michigan Dept. of Health and Human Services Staff will be in Holly, MI on Thursday, Feb. 15, for a presentation on the Eat Safe Fish Guide, and discuss Bush Lake and Rice Lake being added to the Guide in 2023 due to fish contaminated with Mercury and PFOS. The meeting will be…
Ribbon cutting is scheduled just before the Adventure Paddle. The canoe/kayak launch at Fish Lake Road is completed and it is time to celebrate. Saturday June 10th at 9AM, we will hold a ceremonial ribbon cutting and invite those directly involved in the launch construction plus the local officials. There’s not enough space for a large gathering. Then…