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Conservation
SWMTU’s mission is to conserve, protect and restore West Michigan’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds and to provide a forum for the exchange of information concerning coldwater fisheries and the techniques and the sport of trout fishing.
This map shows the chapter’s geographic footprint and the rivers that are a focus of ours.
You can learn more about the chapter’s activities by following our conservation thread on this website, or by reviewing the following pages detailing various partnerships and environmental recommendations.
To get involved, or to get more information on these projects, please contact us.
Conservation Partnerships
Environmental Recommendations
Conservation Reports
Webinar: Update on White River watershed
In this webinar, TU's Jake Lemon shows us the data available on the White River, and where the gaps are. TU is tracking things like water temperature, stream crossings, and woody debris.
White River webinar on March 16
SWMTU and national Trout Unlimited in Michigan are placing extra focus on the White River. That means coordinating stakeholders, conducting monitoring efforts, and implementing projects in the watershed.
TU asks “Is the White River the next famous Michigan trout water?”
Because of its amazing potential, TU and many other stakeholders are putting a lot of effort in restoring the White River.
White River gets attention from national TU
Major restoration happened at Diamond Point to stabilize an eroding bank and failing retaining wall.
Your support of the Coldwater River floats our boats!
The chapter raised a total of $6,815 for conservation management on the Coldwater River.