River Network names A2’s Laura Rubin a River hero
The River Network, a national coalition more than 2,000 organizations, named Laura Rubin, executive director of the Huron River Watershed Council, this year's River Hero for her 15 years of leadership at the HRWC. Excerpt: "The award recognizes Rubin’s inspirational and innovative leadership in growing HRWC into an organization known for its outstanding citizen scientist programs like Adopt-A-Stream and the Bioreserve Project, its stormwater and pollution management services for regulated communities, and programs that address place-making, natural areas protection, climate resiliency and water efficiency." Read the rest here.
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