The spotted lanternfly has recently been detected in Wayne County. To combat the spread, the Huron-Clinton Metroparks were awarded a grant from the @MichiganDNR Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program to help survey and manage the SLF.
Read more at https://t.co/OXphbeqrG0
CURRENT CLOSURE: The splash pad feature at Turtle Cove in Lower Huron Metropark will be closed due to maintenance June 24 & 25. Fees and facility capacity will be reduced during this closure.
The beaches at Kensington Metropark will be closed tomorrow (6/24). The Metroparks' Natural Resources Department will be conducting a treatment of Kent Lake for algae near docks and beaches and for invasive species throughout the lake. The beaches will reopen Tuesday (6/25).
Due to a partial power outage at Lake St. Clair Metropark, the pool, splash pad, adventure golf, and point restrooms are closed today.
Check our conditions and closures page to see when they will be back up and running. https://t.co/SpYuYYnmWA
A big storm is headed our way. Metroparks staff are preparing to clear roads, parking lots and trails and salt walkways to keep the parks safe for your visits. Check our conditions and closures page before heading to the park https://t.co/tPRPbYjEeK
Jocelyn Anderson is a regular at the Metroparks, capturing stunning photos of the birds she sees. She is also committed to educating others about why giving animals space is important. Read more about Jocelyn and her story here https://t.co/DjLnGr4tnC
Oops! We made a mistake. The Movie in the park at Stony Creek tonight is at Baypoint Beach not Eastwood Beach. Sorry for the confusion and see you tonight!
The beach at Lake St. Clair Metropark is closed to swimming and will remain closed through the weekend. Other areas of the park remain open, including the nature center, golf course, pool and splash pad.
Residents and visitors in Wayne County are cautioned against contact with the river and streams as Wayne County issues health advisories: https://t.co/mq0G12LEQe
The beach at Lake St. Clair Metropark is closed to swimming and will remain closed through the weekend. Other areas of the park remain open, including the nature center, golf course, pool and splash pad.
Last night's storms have caused power outages, flooding and down trees in many parks. Lower Huron Metropark is currently closed until late morning. Some nature centers and facilities are closed in other parks. Check the closures page before visiting. https://t.co/tPRPbYjEeK
Flooding has hit our region and more rain is forecasted. Many parks have flooded areas and closures. Remember to check the website for closures before your visit, and visit safely. If an area is marked close, obey the signs and be safe. https://t.co/tPRPbYjEeK
Join us TONIGHT @ 5:30p.m. for a community meeting about a new feasibility study of the Flat Rock and Huroc dams. Learn more at https://t.co/uqdTpexTCP
This spring, the Huron-Clinton Metroparks was awarded a grant from the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program (MISGP) to survey for the spotted lanternfly (SLF) and treat the invasive host plant, tree of heaven. Learn more about this invasive insect here https://t.co/FV722NNzYK
Beaches at Kensington Metropark will be closed to swimming today, August 7, so that a lake treatment can be applied for weeds in the water. All other activities remain open.
From biking to kayaking to playing basketball, there are lots of fun things to do at the Metroparks, and we want to make sure everyone can participate. Learn about our adaptive recreation opportunities with Live in the D here: https://t.co/wV4CMSdHnP