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Featured Park:
Rogue River Park
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Rogue River Park in Belmont may seem like three unique parks rolled into one. Visitors may be most familiar with the park's role as a major trailhead for the Fred Meijer White Pine State Trail off Belmont Ave., shown above. Yet, within its 116 acres, visitors will also find a variety of recreational facilities including a picnic shelter, tennis courts, playground and a ball diamond, as well as extensive natural areas with trails and river access. There really is something for everyone at Rogue River Park!
Rogue River Park is a wonderful park waiting for you to explore! Directions and detailed park information can be found by visiting the Kent County Parks Department website.
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In the spirit of spring, we are also kicking off new partnerships with several environmental organizations in our region. Please save the date for the 2016 Grand Rapids Conservation Collective on March 31st, from 4:30pm-6:30pm at The Cheney Place, 1600 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids.
The 2016 Grand Rapids Conservation Collection is an opportunity for current and future volunteers, members, and supporters of the participating organizations to learn more about region-wide volunteer opportunities as well as upcoming projects that will positively impact the environment in West Michigan. Whether protecting water, preserving land, engaging volunteers, or educating us about the natural world, these organizations could not be successful without the support of our community.
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March is here and so is our latest blog post! This is a post you won't want to miss as it gives details about the 2016 Grand Rapids Conservation Collective featuring live music by Wake Up Autumn. Make sure to check back for blog updates or email us if you have input in what you'd like to read in our blog. Here is the link if you're interested in viewing. KCPF BLOG.
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