by Aimee Ridella | Apr 27, 2021 | Education & Employment, Energizing Youth, Environment, People, Your Neighborhood
Through approximately $400,000 in grants awarded by the DTE Energy Foundation, the Huron River Watershed Council, ReLeaf Michigan and The Nature Conservancy created and filled one new fellowship position at each organization to provide opportunities for a diverse...
by Aimee Ridella | Jan 13, 2021 | Education & Employment, Environment, People, Your Neighborhood
The DTE Energy Foundation, Huron River Watershed Council, ReLeaf Michigan and The Nature Conservancy together created a fellowship program that will provide future environmental leaders with comprehensive work experience. The program is designed to provide recent...
by Bill Blaul | Nov 1, 2018 | Environment, Our People, People, Planet, Volunteerism, Your Neighborhood
More than 30 DTE Energy employees donated their time and skills this week at the Howell Nature Center in Livingston County. Tuesday’s six-hour “DTE Day of Caring” replaced netting at the center’s eagle habitat, which houses two bald eagles with permanent wing...
by Bill Blaul | Aug 29, 2018 | Energy Future, Environment, Planet
Getting kids to focus can be tough. Getting them outdoors can be a chore. But tell them their classroom for a day will be on a sailboat on Lake Michigan and odds are good they’ll be aboard. The Suttons Bay-based Inland Seas Education Association has successfully...
by DTE Social Media Team | Jul 2, 2018 | Environment, Your Neighborhood
Summer’s quintessential celebration – the 4th of July – also anchors one of Michigan’s most popular summer celebrations, the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City. Running June 30 through July 7, this festival features music, a parade, carnival and games … and of...
by Bill Blaul | Jun 12, 2018 | Environment, Our People, Planet, Volunteerism
Several DTE Midstream employee volunteers with support from the DTE Energy Foundation recently helped to clean up a ravine in northeast Pennsylvania littered with illegally dumped tires. Dozens of ravines, streams, and backroad areas in rural Susquehanna County have...
