Shared Priority Waters

At TU, we fix rivers and streams. We bring people together. We make waters and communities more resilient to the effects of climate change. The harder we work, the more we realize how much work remains. So, we are retooling, recruiting, and reinforcing. With a new strategic direction over the next five years and beyond, we will build on the great work of those who came before us. To harness the collective power of TU more fully over the next five years, we are identifying a national network of shared priority waters for native and wild trout and salmon and identifying strategic action plans to care for and recover them. Learn how Michigan is developing shared priority waters criteria and sites in collaboration with the Michigan TU, chapters, and partners.