About Huron River Watershed Council
Founded in 1965, the Huron River Watershed Council (HRWC) is southeast Michigan’s oldest environmental organization dedicated to river protection. The Huron River Watershed Council works to inspire attitudes, behaviors, and economies to protect, rehabilitate, and sustain the Huron River System. HRWC is a nonprofit coalition of Huron Valley residents, businesses, and local governments. The Council bridges political boundaries by building partnerships between and among communities, community leaders, residents, and commercial enterprises. Serving those constituencies, HRWC monitors the Huron River, its tributaries, lakes, and groundwater, and directs multiple programs addressing pollution prevention and abatement, wetland and floodplain protection, citizen education, and natural resource and land-use planning.
- Employees
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Leadership
The top of Huron River Watershed Council's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.
Rebecca Esselman
Executive Director
15 reports
Paul Steen
Director of Science, Aquatic Ecologist
4 reports
Pam Labadie
Marketing Director
2 reports
Jennifer Kangas
Fianance And Operations Director
1 report
Jason Frenzel
Community Engagement Director
1 report
Ric Lawson
Watershed Planner
Allie Schneider
Development And Events Manager
David Lossing
Director Of Government Relations
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