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Upcoming Events
Nature Exploration Classes
Through interactive programs like nature days, family nights, and adult workshops, the RRWC ignites curiosity in all ages through engaging classes on diverse topics like agriculture, sustainability, and wildlife. These experiences foster a deeper connection with the natural world, inspiring responsible actions to protect our local environment.
Adult Classes - Ages 15 and older
Intro to Rocks - Adults​
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Delve into the fascinating world of geology and learn to identify the rocks beneath your feet!
​Thursday, June 26th, 2025 at 6:30 - 7:30 pm
RRWC Headquarters
804 N. Evans St, Tecumseh, MI
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This engaging and hands-on workshop will equip you with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills to distinguish common rock types and understand their origins.
Whether you're a budding geologist, an outdoor enthusiast, a teacher looking for exciting science activities, or simply curious about the natural world, this program will rock your world!
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Limit to 15 students.​ Ages +16.
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Cost - $10
Kids Classes
Kids Nature Camp - Ages 9-14​
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Get ready for outdoor adventures at our half-day nature camp in Petersburg, MI! Each day offers a new and exciting way to explore the natural world.
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June 23rd - 26th, 2025 at 9 - 11:30am
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Here's a sneak peek at what we'll be discovering:
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Monday: Dive into Water Quality & Macroinvertebrates and learn about the tiny creatures that tell us about the health of our waters.
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Tuesday: It's all about All About Fish! Discover the fascinating world of fish and maybe even try your hand at some casting fun.
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Wednesday: Explore The World of Birds and learn to identify our feathered friends and their songs.
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Thursday: Discover the beauty of Native Forbs, Ferns, and Trees and learn about the plants that make our local ecosystems special.​
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Admission is free, but space is limited to 18 kids per day, so register now! We can't wait to explore with you!
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Intro to Rocks - Kids​
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Delve into the fascinating world of geology and learn to identify the rocks beneath your feet!
​Thursday, June 26th, 2025 at 5 - 6 pm
RRWC Headquarters
804 N. Evans St, Tecumseh, MI
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Looking for a unique and educational activity for your child? Our Intro to Rocks workshop is designed to spark curiosity and provide a fun, interactive learning experience for young geologists.
This engaging program will teach your child how to identify different types of rocks and understand their fascinating origins, all in a hands-on and exciting environment. It's the perfect opportunity for budding scientists to explore the natural world!
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Limit to 15 students.​ Ages 10-16.
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Cost - $10
Fish Anatomy Art
with Gyotaku Japanese Fish Printing
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Unleash your inner scientist and artist in this fin-tastic workshop!
​Friday, June 27th, 2025 at 6 - 7 pm
RRWC Headquarters
804 N. Evans St, Tecumseh, MI
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Kids will embark on an exciting journey to explore the fascinating world of fish anatomy. We'll discover the different parts of a fish – from gills to fins – and learn about their important functions.
But the learning doesn't stop there! Get ready to get creative with Gyotaku, the traditional Japanese art of fish printing! Using rubber fish stamps, kids will learn the simple yet captivating technique of inking and pressing the fish onto paper to create beautiful and unique prints.
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Limit to 20 students.​ Ages 8+.
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Cost - $10
All Ages
River Raisin Paddling Trip​
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Join the River Raisin Watershed Council for an unforgettable kayaking adventure!
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Two Saturdays, June 21st and 28th at 10 - 12 pm
Tecumseh Paddling
703 E Chicago Blvd in Tecumseh, MI
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Escape the everyday and immerse yourself in the tranquility of Tecumseh Mill Pond on this relaxing nature-focused kayak trip. Perfect for beginners and nature enthusiasts alike, this gentle paddle offers a unique perspective on the pond's serene beauty and abundant wildlife.
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Our experienced guides will lead you through the calm waters, sharing insights into the local ecosystem. Keep your eyes peeled for graceful herons wading in the shallows, playful muskrats along the banks, and a variety of waterfowl gliding across the water's surface. We'll explore the pond's edges, discovering hidden coves and observing the fascinating interplay of plants and animals in their natural habitat.
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This trip is designed for a leisurely pace, allowing ample time for observation, and simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere. Learn about the pond and its importance to the local environment while enjoying the gentle rhythm of paddling. This trip will be a out and back route.
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Limit to 15 people.​
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Cost - $10 (if needed, kayak rental is extra $5)
