Red Cedar Pathway
Red Cedar River - Williamston to Lansing
1. River Stewardship: Cleanup and improved navigation.
2. Red Cedar River Water Trail Development: Promoting recreation and sport. 3. Research and Outreach: Water flow and quality monitoring. 4. Developing A River Community: River enthusiasts share activities, news, and special events. 5. River Long Celebration: Annual communities river celebrations. |
Williamston, Haslett-Okemos, and East Lansing Rotaries are combining forces to make the Red Cedar River an outstanding regional recreational asset for mid-Michigan residents and visitors.
Williamston Sunrise Rotary President Laska Creagh, had the idea to make the Red Cedar a place where people can go to and drive up north. However, floating trash and log jams need to be mitigated, and improved riverside amenities are needed to improve access, recreation sports usage. Working with other Rotaries and clubs along the Red Cedar River Trail, including Boy Scouts and Girls Scouts, has resulted immediate improvements. |
Back Row (l-r): Keith Creagh (Williamston Rotary Satellite) John Bollman, (Williamston Rotary Satellite), Bill McMillen (MSU Rotaract), Bruce Wiggington (Williamston Rotary Satellite), Jason Burnette (Lansing Rotary), Peter Dewan (East Lansing Rotary). Front Row (l-r): Chris Abraham (Williamston Rotary Satellite), Laska Creagh (Williamston Sunrise Rotary), Sharon LaPointe (Williamston Sunrise Rotary), Mike Stout (MI Waterways Stewards). Not depicted: Christian Fairbanks (Haslett/Okemos Rotary).
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