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TAKE THE RED CEDAR RIVER PLEDGE

As much as we all have the privilege to enjoy our shared waterways, we also have a shared responsibility to protect and care for them.  The Red Cedar River pledge is a promise to protect, care, and leave the Red Cedar River in better condition than we found it.

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TO PROTECT, CARE, AND IMPROVE
The Red Cedar River is a scenic, narrow, winding, treasured river. Beginning in Livingston County, it flows 51 miles until it meets the Grand River in Lansing, our state’s capital city.

It is a beloved icon of Michigan State University and the focus of many campus traditions. Its history with MSU is as vast as the land through which it flows. So important, it is part of MSU’s fight song, sung by tens of thousands on Spartan game day. As the Red Cedar passes through campus, on the north side is the five-acre W.J. Beal Botanical Garden, the oldest continuous botanical garden in the United States.

Making it way through Lansing, also on the north side, is the 102-acre Potter Park Zoo. It is home to over 350 animals including lions, tigers, leopards, and other rescued exotic and domestic species. With its official opening in 1920 it became Michigan's first public zoo.

When thinking about the Red Cedar River we can’t forget its early history, when it was primarily used as a waterway for travel and trade. The Red Cedar River flows through the lands of the Ottawa and Ojibway, and as such it was a shared space for the Anishinaabe to gather and help facilitate travel across southern Michigan.
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Because of our Red Cedar River’s rich history and traditions, importance to the connecting communities, we ask that you take the Red Cedar River pledge. It just takes one-minute. Simply down to the next section and complete filling out the Red Cedar River pledge. It will take less than 1-minute.

    TAKING THE RED CEDAR RIVER PLEDGE
    It's a promise to protect, care, and leave the Red Cedar River in better condition than we found it.

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  • Home
  • River Angels in Action
    • River Angels Recognition
    • 2022 Honorees
    • Red Cedar River Assessment 1.13.23
    • Meridian Township Board Meeting 1.24.23
    • Delta Sigs In Action
    • Reynolds Creek Assessment
  • What Others Are Saying
  • Love Our Waterways
    • Red Cedar River Care 2023 >
      • Red Cedar River Pledge
  • Make A Difference
    • Stewardship Survey 8.23 - Overview >
      • Stewardship Survey 8.23
    • Become a MiWS Member
  • Reference Materials
    • MWS Newsletters
    • Stop the Spin
    • Keep A Lid On It
    • Year of Clean Water
    • Woody Debris Management
    • Inland Waters Legal Rights
    • Outdoor Trends
    • Volunteering Trends
    • Waiver of Liability
    • Red Cedar River I-496 and US-127 Plans
  • About Us
    • It's a Launch
  • Contact