The Red Cedar River, an iconic waterway running through the heart of Michigan State University’s campus, is undergoing improvements to maximize its recreational potential while preserving its natural beauty.
- The Red Cedar River is an iconic waterway running through the heart of MSU’s campus.
- MSU has recently allowed catch-and-release fishing along the river.
- University officials are working to prevent erosion and increase accessibility for water activities.
The river has long been a special place for students and community members, but for years, its full potential remained untapped.
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“It’s so special to so many different people,” said Matt Bailey, the landscape services manager at MSU.
Bailey, who sits on the Red Cedar River Stewardship and Recreation Committee, has been working with a team to find ways to preserve the river while expanding recreational opportunities…