Lake St. Clair Water Festival
Macomb Community College Center Campus
TUESDAY, MAY 13, 2025
The 2025 Lake St. Clair Water Festival was a success!
This event provides free, hands-on opportunities for 4th and 5th grade students in Macomb County to learn about the Lake St. Clair Watershed and how they can become good stewards and protect our water and land resources. If you are looking for a great way to enhance your curriculum with this FREE program or have any questions regarding the water festival, you may reach out to us at: [email protected] !
This event provides free, hands-on opportunities for 4th and 5th grade students in Macomb County to learn about the Lake St. Clair Watershed and how they can become good stewards and protect our water and land resources. If you are looking for a great way to enhance your curriculum with this FREE program or have any questions regarding the water festival, you may reach out to us at: [email protected] !
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2025 4th and 5th Grade Drawing Contest will begin in January!
To see the complete list of contest rules Click Here.
The posters made from the previous years' drawings can also be found on this page.
To see the complete list of contest rules Click Here.
The posters made from the previous years' drawings can also be found on this page.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Lake St. Clair Water Festival provides free, hands-on opportunities for 4th and 5th grade students in Macomb County to learn about using and preserving our water resources.
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We are looking forward to our 18th year of the Lake St Clair Water Festival located at the Macomb Community College Center Campus in, May 2025. The event is all day with openings in the morning OR afternoon for classes to attend. No lunch is provided since classes only attend for a half day.
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Come back here to see when registration opens for classes, presenters and volunteers!
Please go to the "Festival Registration" page when sign up opens!
Please go to the "Festival Registration" page when sign up opens!
THANK YOU 2024 LSCWF PRESENTERS!
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Kayla Alcorn, Grow Your Own Program Ashley Allen, Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc. Greg Bajuk, Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc. Bindu Bhakta, Michigan State University Extension Emily Brandon, Grow Your Own Program Emily Centner, Grow Your Own Program Kim Cole, US Coast Guard Auxiliary Victoria Czapski, GFL Environmental USA Ronald Fadoir, Oakland County Water Resource Commission Ella Ford, Clinton River Watershed Council Kathryn Duke, Clinton River Watershed Council Kennedy Gasowski, Grow Your Own Program Amy Greene, Detroit Zoological Society Luke Hefferan, Macomb County Planning and Economic Development Emily Hope, Grow Your Own Program Indya Hunt, US Forest Service Leah Johnson, Clinton River Watershed Council Jennifer Kales, Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc. Pronoye Kapali, Clinton River Watershed Council Kathleen Klein, Waste Management Gillian McAuliffe, Clinton River Watershed Council Allisyn Melcher, Grow Your Own Program Lydia Nicholas, Clinton River Watershed Council |
Amanda Oparka, Macomb County Planning and Economic Development Lisa Perez, US Forest Service Mike Reed, Detroit Zoological Society Angela Scapini, Michigan State University Extension Emily Sciarrino, Grow Your Own Program Debbie Sedam, Oakland County Water Resource Commission Justin Selden, Macomb County Health Department Kathleen Sexton, Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy Ross Shaw, Great Lakes Fishery Commission Gary Stepp, Oakland County Water Resource Commission Sarah Stoolmiller, Oakland County Water Resource Commission Adam Sukiennik, Grow Your Own Program Ethan Teranes, Lake St. Clair CISMA Jacob Zhao, Clinton River Watershed Council THANK YOU 2024 VIRTUAL LSCWF PRESENTERS! Victoria Czapski, GFL Environmental USA |
2024 LSCWF SPONSORS
Interested in being a sponsor for 2025? Click here for more details!
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LSCWF COMMITTEE
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