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DTE Energy Foundation's Community Waterfests! Program

DTE Energy Foundation

The program offers an opportunity for communities around the state to develop water festivals to educate the public about protecting their local watershed and the Great Lakes. Institute of Science staff help communities to design and organize water festivals with local partners. Funding is also available to cover costs associated with the first year's festival.

Rouge River Water Festival 2012 Volunteer Registration

The Rouge River Water Festival could not happen without volunteers. Volunteers serve as the Goodwill Ambassadors of the Water Festival by guiding teachers and students to presentations. There will be an orientation to familiarize all volunteers with the campus, their role and the activities for the day. Volunteers receive a free continental breakfast, lunch and a T-shirt.

Rouge River Water Festival 2012 Presenter Registration

The Rouge River Water Festival is a water education event held the third week of September since 2003 at Cranbrook Institute of Science (CIS). Fourth and Fifth grade students from the Oakland County portion of the Rouge River watershed attend the festival.

Water Quality Monitoring on Cranbrook’s Campus

Grades 5-Adult
Offered Sept. 25-Nov. 2, 2012 and Apr. 9-June 14, 2013

Waterfest

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Rouge River Water Festival

Save the Date: September 11 to 14, 2012

Watershed Education

Learn about environmental science and Great Lakes protection!

For more information about water studies, curriculum and helpful links at Cranbrook, visit www.greatlakeswatershed.org

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