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Fri, April 22, 12:30pm – 3:00pm Coho Drive, Coho Dr, Grand Haven Join us aboard the DJ Angus, a science ship operating through Grand Valley State University's Annis Water Resources Institute out of Grand Haven (https://www.gvsu.edu/wri/education/dj-angus-24.htm ) This event is for community members, outdoor enthusiasts, and educators who want to learn more about water quality […]
Thu, April 21, 9am – 12pm 3770 Lake Dr SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546, USA (map) 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 for our annual spring native plant sale. This is […]
Thu, April 21, 1:30pm – 4:00pm 3770 Lake Dr SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49546, USA (map) Volunteers will assist in plant propagation and thetransplanting of seedlings and mature native plant species. We grow theseplants to use in our projects throughout the Plaster Creek watershed. · Wear a mask to protect all our volunteers andstaff. · Bring a […]
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. Treatment costs can be expensive so it is important to identify early. Join us at the Wittenbach Wege Center & Wege Natural Area for this […]
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 a growing problem of both private and public land managers. This invasive forest pest kills infested oaks and is difficult to manage. This two-part program, […]
How is the story of an ever-unfolding cosmic journey and search for the first sunrise tied to the ecosystem in your very own backyard? What lessons can community members, organizations, and agencies learn from Indigenous narratives in land stewardship and management? Find out with Carmen Marie, Wixárika, of The Sunhart Center of Ecology & Design […]
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