Americana Foundation
The Americana Foundation supports educational and advocacy programs that address the preservation of American agriculture, the conservation of natural resources, and the protection and preservation of expressions of America’s heritage.
Funding from the Americana Foundation has been used to support the Rifle-Au Gres river watershed project and watershed leadership workshops. |
Au Sable North Branch Area Association
The Au Sable North Branch Area Association works to protect and improve the North Branch of the Au Sable River.
The North Branch Association was instrumental in working with Huron Pines to launch the Large Woody Debris stream improvement program. They have also supported road-stream crossing projects, erosion control efforts, and the watershed planning project. |
Community Foundation for NE Michigan
The Mission of the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan is to serve our communities and to preserve the charitable goals of a wide range of donors now and for generations to come.
Funds from the Community Foundation support efforts such as the Alcona County Black River Watershed Project, the Huron Pines AmeriCorps Program, and the O.B. Eustis Award Program. |
Dart Container Corporation
Dart sets the industry standard of excellence by efficiently providing high quality foodservice packaging solutions and exceptionally reliable service.
The Dart Container Corporation, through their memorial for Mr. William Myers, has provided important support for the Pigeon River Habitat Initiative. |
Higgins Lake Foundation
The mission of the Higgins Lake Foundation is to preserve the natural beauty of Higgins Lake and to enhance the quality of the lake and its watershed.
HLF has worked closely with Huron Pines to launch many initiatives that benefit Higgins Lake over the years. Their support has spurred the watershed management planning effort, shoreline stewardship greenbelt project, and Eurasian watermilfoil studies.
Click here for the 2007 HLF Newsletter. |
Mason Griffith Founders Chapter of TU
This chapter of Trout Unlimited strives to conserve, protect and restore North America’s cold water fisheries and their watersheds.
The Grayling-based group provides critical funding each year to the Au Sable River Watershed Restoration effort, dollars that are used to fund the many water quality and fisheries habitat projects that are implemented each year. |
Michigan Fly Fishing Club
The club is dedicated to fly fishing, casting, rod-building, fly tying, conservation and, of course, fishing.
MFFC, through their annual granting program, has supported many projects at Huron Pines over the years, most recently the Large Woody Debris program, Claybanks streambank project and the Grayling Stormwater runoff control effort. |
Paul Young Chapter of TU
The Paul H. Young Chapter of Trout Unlimited is a non-profit grassroots organization in metropolitan Detroit whose mission is to conserve, protect and enhance the watersheds which support wild trout and salmon.
Members from the Chapter work with Huron Pines to do two important volunteer work weekends each year. Thanks to their funding support, Huron Pines has also been able to do the Au Sable Large Woody Debris Program, Grayling Stormwater Project, several road-stream crossings and meet with landowners to promote river stewardship. |
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
The Elk Foundation’s mission is to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife and their habitat.
RMEF has been a key supporter of the Pigeon River Habitat Initiative and over the past several years. |
Upper Au Sable Preservation Association
The Upper Au Sable Preservation Association works to protect the upper Au Sable Watershed.
They have been a major supporter of the Grayling Stormwater Project, Cedars for the Au Sable, the Au Sable Large Woody Debris program, and have provided funding for Huron Pines to meet with landowners to promote river stewardship. |
