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Celebrate Earth Day! This week we’re celebrating our love for the Earth with a self-guided hike through Creekshead Preserve. This short walk – just over a half mile – takes […]
Volunteers are invited to participate in our prairie restoration activities by removing small trees from our prescribed fire management areas. No experience is necessary, just a desire to enjoy the […]
If you’re looking for an #EarthDay activity for your family, we’d love to have you join us in Leslie Woods to pull invasive weeds! It’s easy enough for beginners (and […]
Ages: For all ages! Free Save the date! We are excited to welcome you back to LSNC for Ann Arbor's own Earth Day Celebration! The Earth Day Committee is excitedly […]
The schedule for this event is as follows: 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM: Meet & Greet - Refreshments 6:30 PM to 6:45 PM: Business/Adopt 2022 Budget and Elections 6:45 PM to 7:15 PM: […]
Oak wilt is a growing problem of both private and public land managers as well as home owners. This invasive forest pest kills infested oaks and is difficult to manage. […]
Managing for Oak Wilt Wednesday, April 27, 2022 2 pm – 4 pm Wittenbach Wege Center & Wege Natural Area 11715 Vergennes St., Lowell Register as: https://naturenearby.org/events/managing-for-oak-wilt-0422/ Oak wilt is […]
Join Little Forks Conservancy to remove garlic mustard, an invasive species, from Szok Preserve within Pine Haven Recreational Area in Sanford, MI. Drop by Pine Haven Recreation Area's parking lot […]
Hop to it – April is all about frogs and toads! Join Dahlem Nature Center and the Ella Sharp Museum for an in-depth exploration of these wetland creatures. First, meet […]
Volunteers are needed to assist in plant propagation and the transplanting of seedlings and mature native plant species for Calvin Ecosystem Preserve and Native Gardens. These native plants are grown […]
Volunteers will work to remove invasive plants from the park! No experience necessary, volunteers will be trained to identify target species. Please pre-register by emailing Emily Leslie. For more information, visit […]
At Miller you’ll find many native tree species, many common to the area, but all important to the ecosystem: white, red, and black oak; shagbark and pignut hickory; hackberry; red-cedar; […]
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