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Kalamazoo River Watershed Trips, Tours and Events Check us out on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE8pRuRwis8
Pre-registration is required. Trips are on the Kalamazoo River unless otherwise noted. All trips include some instruction on stream and riparian ecology and watershed management. Additional information on each float and registration is available on our registration page. May 10 — Michigan Audubon Otis Sanctuary (517-886-9144) All trips are designed for fun and discovery with some instruction on the ecology of the river, streams, lakes and wetlands, riparian values, and watershed management.
Educational and informational displays, speakers, and demonstrations will be available to help you better understand and appreciate the land, water, and human resources of your watershed.
Reservations are required. We accept credit cards (MasterCard, Visa, and Discover) with online registration payable through PayPal. Registration cost is $4 per registration and goes to Kingman Museum to cover overhead.
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An
annual event since 2003, Kanoe the Kazoo has introduced over 1,000
area citizens to the beauty and recreational opportunities provided
by the Kalamazoo River and its tributary streams and lakes. As
we go to press, this year eight organizations are offering floats
on various stretches of the Kalamazoo River, its tributaries and
lakes within the watershed.
All photos and content ©2008 Kingman Museum, Inc. unless otherwise
noted.
The mission of Kingman Museum is to promote an understanding and appreciation of our natural world, the universe, and human cultures. Full Mission/Vision
Kingman Museum
175 Limit Street
Battle Creek, MI 49017
Phone: (269) 965-5117 ~ Fax: (269) 965-3330
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