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A River of Knowledge third session is July 26, 2026.
The UM-Dearborn Environmental Interpretive Center (EIC) is responsible for the stewardship of the campus' 120-acre Environmental Study Area (ESA), which is immediately adjacent to the Fair Lane Estate. EIC Natural Areas Manager, Rick Simek, will discuss how the EIC's formal habitat management plan, first established in 2015, has guided extensive invasive plant management and native habitat rehabilitation within the ESA.
Date: Sunday, July 26th
Time: 2:00–4:00 PM
Tickets: $20
Location: Fair Lane, Home of Henry and Clara Ford, right on your Rouge River in Dearborn, MI
Your $20 ticket includes event admission and light refreshments
Purchase tickets at: therouge.org/event/2026speakerseries
Only 100 seats are available for this intimate program—reserve yours today and be part of the story unfolding along your Rouge.
A River of Knowledge is proudly presented by Ford’s Garage and sponsored by Carmeuse, bringing together passionate speakers and curious minds to deepen our shared commitment to your Rouge River.
Come as you are—business casual attire fits the spirit of the day. Let’s gather by the river, learn together, and celebrate the journey ahead.
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community engagement,dearborn, michigan,educational program,environmental stewardship,invasive plant management,native habitats
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