Michigan Vernal Pools Partnership Annual Meeting
ZoomThe Michigan Vernal Pools Partnership will be hosting its Annual Meeting on December 6th, 2023! Free, virtual, and open to all, the Annual Meeting is our yearly opportunity to share […]
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Michigan Vernal Pools Partnership Annual Meeting
ZoomThe Michigan Vernal Pools Partnership will be hosting its Annual Meeting on December 6th, 2023! Free, virtual, and open to all, the Annual Meeting is our yearly opportunity to share […]
#TSNwebcast | “RADical ecosystem change: Applying the RAD (Resist-Accept-Direct) framework”
with guest Abigail J. Lynch (Research Fish Biologist, USGS National Climate Adaptation Center) Most natural resource conservation and management approaches look to the past for precedent. But, what happens when the […]
#TSNwebcast | “Identifying Recoverable, Fire-Dependent Systems in The Huron Manistee National Forest”
with guest Jesse Lincoln (Ecologist, Michigan Natural Features Inventory) Growing up, many local kids are told that Michigan is just an extensive forest and that a squirrel could run from Lake […]
Master Rain Gardener Class
LIVE VIRTUAL Classroom with In-Person Tours DATES: Five Thursdays: Jan 25-Feb 22 TIME: 10am – Noon. Office hours 9-10am. TOUR DATES: Washtenaw: January 25, 1:00-2:30 Register For the Class Here. […]
$89.00
#TSNwebcast | “Not So Different: using bugs to fight apathy and inspire empathy”
Join The Bug Chicks as they talk about their work using arthropods to engage people in nature. Creating a pathway from fear to fascination, these entomologists help organizations, schools and individuals build capacity […]
#TSNwebcast | “Returning the Wild to the Wilderness: Loss, Legacy, and New Opportunity”
with guest Thomas Keller (Furbearer Biologist, Pennsylvania Game Commission) Gone for 120 years, the American marten was a common native species to Pennsylvania. This presentation will take a look at what […]
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