About Us Our Staff Our Board of Directors Links Strategic Plan News Press Releases Annual Report Newsletter eNewsletter Contact Land Stewardship Watershed Protection AmeriCorps Donate Resources Huron Pines In Action Mio Pond Habitat Enhancement View the project photos on   Mio, Michigan: A rare opportunity to do habitat improvement projects in the Mio Dam impoundment was completed in early November 2009. Consumers Energy lowered ... Featured Projects • Roscommon Stormwater Management Study • Calendar of Events • Huron Pines AmeriCorps In The News • Annual Meeting 2010 • Elk Foundation Funding Tops $190K for Michigan Initiative • Nominations Open for 2009 O.B. Eustis Environmental Awards Watershed Overview: Rifle Rifle River Watershed The Rifle River is 65 miles long and begins in Ogemaw County. It flows in a southeastern direction through Arenac County and eventually drains into Saginaw Bay. The total watershed is 380 square miles with portions of the river designated as a "Natural River". Current Project Better Backroads Guidebook Huron Pines Restoration Projects Hodges Creek/Black River Road—Montmorency County, 2009 Better Backroads = Improved Water Quality The Great Lakes Better Backroads Guidebook (revised 2007) is available below. The manual is in its third edition and all County Road Commissions in... more Active Project List • Better Backroads Guidebook • Rifle River Watershed • Huron Pines AmeriCorps • Conservation First Responder Program • Invasive Species • Calendar of Events • Volunteer Stream Monitoring Privacy  |  Refunds  |  Security