For Businesses
Businesses, institutions, churches and medical facilities all play a role in protecting our local waterways. Check out these housekeeping tips for ways to reduce your contribution to stormwater pollution. You can also contact the GLRC to partner in educating your staff and customers on pollution prevention.
Find My Watershed
Everyone lives in a watershed.
Find yours.
On a large scale, the Greater Lansing area falls within the Grand River Watershed which eventually drains into Lake Michigan. The urbanized area around the City of Lansing lies within a portion of the Upper Grand River Watershed which has been broken into three smaller watershed areas to aid in analysis.
-Grand River Watershed
-Looking Glass River Watershed
-Red Cedar River Watershed
Since watersheds cross political boundaries, seventeen of the communities that fall within these defined local watersheds are a part of a cooperative effort and have formed the Greater Lansing Regional Committee for Stormwater Management (GLRC) to address water quality in our lakes, rivers, streams, and wetlands.
