SJRVFF helped with the funding of a study of the bass in our local waterways. The results have been published BLACK BASS TAG REWARD STUDY REPORT 2016.
Black Bass Study
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Black Bass Study
Cobus Creek Project
I have had a lot of people say they would be excited about and would be ready to help with a big conservation project this fall if there was one. […]
SJRVFF wins Conservation Club Award
We are honored to announce that SJRVFF has won an award from the Indiana Wildlife Federation. Club President, Don Reber, accepted the award at their Award Banquet in June. Hoosier […]
SJRVFF Supports Niles Dam Removal
Pucker Street Dam letter of support.
Ontawa Wastewater Treatment Plant
SJRVFF would like to go on record as being adamantly opposed to any project that jeopardizes Cobus Creek as a cold water resource, its existing high water quality and insect […]
Wastewater Treatment Plant
Attached is a letter that John Law prepared and with Board approval we sent to the Michigan Department of Environmental Management regarding the proposed Ontwa Township Wastewater Treatment plant. (Click […]
St. Joe River Bass Study
SJRVFF has contributed to a very important study that may significantly impact how the INDR manages smallmouth on the Joe and throughout the state. Bass in the St. Joe have been […]
6th Annual St. Joseph River Watershed Council Meeting sponsored by Friends of the St. Joseph River
Here is a great organization with a mission that mirrors ours pretty closely (if you would exclude the fishing). If anyone is looking for a worthwhile and interesting program that may be […]
Stream Project a Huge Success
Just Wanted to pass on a great big thank you for all those that attended and helped with the stream bank project at Bill Westrates. It’s Volunteer work like this […]
July 23 Conservation Project
Saturday, July 23rd, 2011 will be another fun-filled conservation project on the DowagiacCreek. The fun will begin at 8:00 am (est) and end sometime early afternoon. The plan is to continue the habitat […]