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 • Huron Pines 11/11 Volunteer Program • The Mega List • Small Dams • Calendar of Events • Stream Enhancement with Large Woody Debris • Invasive Species Removal • Huron Pines AmeriCorps In The News • Small Dams Technical Workshop: July 28-29 • Conservation Groups Come Together to Fight Invasive Plants on Au Sable River • Powerful presentations and productive partners—Huron Pines Annual Meeting a success • It’s not a time machine but its close- Huron Pines River Simulator 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 Huron Pines AmeriCorps ANNOUNCEMENTS DUE SEPTEMBER 10: A great opportunity for organizations to have a better impact and expand their services is now available. Through a partnership between the Michigan Community Services Commission and Huron Pines, conservation groups can obtain some much needed help by hosting a Huron Pines AmeriCorps... more Active Project List • Better Backroads Guidebook • Rifle River Watershed • Huron Pines AmeriCorps • Conservation First Responder Program • Invasive Species Removal • Calendar of Events • Volunteer Stream Monitoring • The Mega List • Huron Pines 11/11 Volunteer Program Privacy  |  Refunds  |  Security