Recreation

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    The Shelby Township Parks, Recreation and Maintenance Department staff provides progressive leisure, organized sports, and cultural and educational programs to the township. It protects our natural resources and offers outdoor recreational opportunities to members of the community in a safe, healthy and enjoyable environment. The staff provides innovative and quality services to residents, businesses and service organizations in Shelby Township.

    Because they are so popular, some of the recreation offerings at the Shelby Township Activities Center have capacity limits. To ensure access to the activities and programs you want, we ask you to book your time via the link(s) below. For more information on programs and availability, contact our office at 586-731-0300 or email shelbyprm@shelbytwp.org.

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    Pioneer Dog Park

    FrogWatch USA Volunteer Program – Training Session

    Adults and children alike can become volunteer citizen scientists and join the Shelby Township chapter of FrogWatch USA. Volunteers learn to identify frog and toad breeding calls to gather data that supports a national network. Volunteers must attend one training session covering essential information for new volunteers, hands-on activities and local habitats explorartion. Weather permitting, much of the training takes place outdoors so dress accordingly. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Attending the entire session is recommended but not required, late arrivals welcome. Recommended for Ages 12+
    You do not need to be a frog or toad expert to be a FrogWatch USA volunteer. All you need is:
    • An interest in frogs and toads.
    • Attend one of training sessions.
    • A commitment to follow the protocol to monitor a wetland site over a
    minimum of 2-3 evenings during the breeding season (Feb.-Aug.)
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