Regional Training Sites

 

Clinton River Region (Oakland and Macomb Counties)
Local Host: Lake St. Clair Metropark Nature Center, https://www.metroparks.com/lake-st-clair-metropark/lake-st-clair-metropark-nature-center/ 
Contact: Erin Parker at erin.parker@metroparks.com 

North Country Region
Local Host: Roscommon Extension, https://www.canr.msu.edu/roscommon/ , 
Huron Pines, www.huronpines.org  , and
Pigeon River Country Discovery Center, www.pigeonriverdiscoverycenter.org 
Contact: Julie Crick at crickjul@msu.edu 

Rouge River Region
Local Host: Environmental Interpretive Center  https://umdearborn.edu/casl/centers-institutes/environmental-interpretive-center 
Contact: Dorothy McLeer at natrlist@umich.edu

Southwest Michigan Region
Local Host: Liberty Hyde Bailey Museum and Gardens, www.libertyhydebailey.org ,
Contact: Joan Hiddema at info@libertyhydebailey.org

Huron River Region (Formerly Washtenaw)
Local Host: Washtenaw County Parks, www.washtenaw.org/288/Parks-Recreation  
Contact: Shawn Severance at severances@washtenaw.org 

West Central Region
Local Host: Open

Western Upper Peninsula
Local Host: Open

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