This online presentation with Chris Wood, CEO and President of Trout Unlimited, was held on March 16, 2021.
Category: Home River
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TU expands Tree Army to more Michigan watersheds
(NOTE: This article was authored by Jamie Vaughn and first appeared on TU.org. Jamie is Trout Unlimited’s Rogue River Home Rivers Initiative Coordinator. She is based in Michigan.) Trout Unlimited’s Rogue River Tree Army planted 17,067 trees along rivers and streams throughout the Rogue River watershed over the last two years. Its “soldiers” are just getting started. The Tree...
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Insect Monitoring Data: Rogue River Watershed
View insect monitoring data from the Rogue River watershed.
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Protecting and maintaining Michigan’s waterways
Our own Rogue River HRI was recently featured on WOOD TV8's eightWest program to talk about the work happening along the Rogue River.
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Rogue River cleanup on Sept 15
Join the Rogue River Watershed Partners, Nomad Anglers, Trout Unlimited, Patagonia, and more to help clean up the Rogue River after a busy summer season of recreation.
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Photo gallery: Stream Girls weekends
The Rogue River Home Rivers Initiative hosted two Stream Girls camp this summer and had the chance to teach more than 60 awesome Girl Scouts how to be STREAM Girls!
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Trout magazine features Rogue River Home Rivers Initiative
In the Winter issue of Trout Magazine, author Dave Karczynski featured three coldwater projects that could face elimination if the presidential budget cuts funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. One of those projects is the Rogue River Home Rivers Initiative headed by our own Nichol DeMol.
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Photos: State of the trout
Great turnout at the State of the Trout! Click through for a photo gallery of the evening.
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What’s “bugging” you in our streams?
Here's your chance to see what stream insects are in the Rogue River watershed.
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Creating trout habitat in Cedar Creek
This video shows work done installing wood structures and hydro-jettting posts to create pools and expose gravel for trout in Cedar Creek.