The Flint River is a vibrant ecosystem that supports a wide array of wildlife, from eagles to osprays, from walleye to small mouth bass, and caddisfly to water penny. The City of Flint drinking water crisis has cast the river in a negative light, but we have the data that shows this is not the case.
The Winter issue of the Watershed Reporter and 2017 Annual Report is now available!
Catching fish from the Flint River?
YES…You can eat some of your catch.Check out the State of Michigan’s Eat Safe Fish website. The site lists safe fish from around the state, including a page on the fish found in the Flint River Watershed. See the Eat Safe Fish -Southeast Michigan Guide for details.
FUN on the Flint River!
Make 2017 the year You Rediscover Our Flint River or one of its many beautiful tributaries. See our Calendar to get involved and have some fun! Email your photos, videos, or stories to info@FlintRiver.org
Partnering to Protect, Promote, and Improve the Flint River Watershed.
The Flint River Watershed Coalition is a membership organization that promotes citizen stewardship of our natural resources by providing our members with the sources, knowledge, and capacity necessary to protect local water quality and watershed habitat.
Thank you for supporting our Flint River Watershed!
Political Campaigns
The FRWC is a non-political, non-partisan nonprofit organization; as such, we do not endorse candidates for political office.
Flint Drinking Water Crisis
#itsnottheriver
The Flint River is a vibrant ecosystem that supports a wide array of wildlife, from eagles to osprays, from walleye to small mouth bass, and caddisfly to water penny. The City of Flint drinking water crisis has cast the river in a negative light, but we have the data that shows this is not the case.
