Institute of Water Research

CANMaPP is an online tool that helps Michigan farmers and conservation professionals implement, manage, and document nutrient management plans.

The Michigan SAIS is an online mapping tool that helps producers identify environmentally sensitive areas on their fields and connect with conservation resources.

The RUSLE Tool is a web-based system that helps users estimate soil erosion and evaluate conservation practices to reduce soil loss.

The HIA Toolkit provides free mapping, data, and assessment tools to help evaluate the public health impacts of planning and development decisions.

SIDMA is an online tool that helps users create, analyze, and visualize social indicators to measure the impact of water quality and conservation efforts.

GLWMS is an online tool that helps users evaluate, track, and report water quality and groundwater recharge improvements across watersheds and fields.

EnviroImpact provides daily runoff risk forecasts across Michigan, helping farmers and conservation professionals reduce nutrient runoff and protect water quality.

This project identifies Michigan communities most vulnerable to harmful algal blooms, helping inform water quality planning and public health decisions.

This interactive tool helps users explore watershed conditions, evaluate water management strategies, and support informed local decision-making.

An excel spreadsheet to help compare the costs of a solely institutional control reliant response versus active remediation options. Must enable macros.