WATERSHED INFORMATION
The Woodhaven-Brownstown School District is a participating member of the Lower Huron and Combined Downriver Watershed Management Committees. The function of these committees is to coordinate and facilitate the study, development, preparation, and timely filing of Watershed Management Plans for these two watersheds. The school district also acts as the fiduciary for these committees. 

The WBSD and the Alliance of Downriver Watersheds are asking residents to help us evaluate our past education efforts and set the direction of our future outreach programing.  We hope to learn what you already know about our fresh water resources and how you protect them from pollution. Please help protect our rivers, lakes and streams by taking the survey and encouraging your neighbors, friends and colleagues to do so. Contact Pam Labadie at HRWC, plabadie@hrwc.org, 734.769.5123 x 602.

For more information on activities related to the watersheds and their impact to surrounding communities, please visit:  Combined Downriver Watershed Management Plan, Huron River Watershed Council, Gudith Grow Zone, Lower Huron Watershed, or Eight Tools of Watershed Protection.

After the Storm - A Citizen's Guide to Understanding Stormwater
What You Can Do to Protect Water Quality
SEMCOG (Southeast Michigan Council of Governments)
Alliance of Downriver Watersheds

The Wayne County 24-Hour Environmental Hotline:  1-888-223-2363