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Raptors “rule” in Michigan.Good morning! This fox got it's breakfast stolen....
AVA is right in the “center” (See map of Great Lakes nestings) of GLPPRE success stories with our continuing efforts to support and protect PIPL nesting successes along our Lake Huron shores.
Our AVA successes north and south of our AuSable River with nesting, production of viable hatched eggs and/or fledglings in 3 of last 4 years (2015-2018) is significantly due to the leadership of our past President Peggy Ridgway and the volunteer teams from our AVA membershipGreat Lakes Piping Plover Recovery Effort
A story for Endangered Species Day 2019!Check out these great resources and suggestions from our friends in the USFS.This week is #NationalWildFlowerWeek! We’re celebrating by sharing some of the wildflowers you can find on the U.S. Forest Service Huron-Manistee NFs.
On April 20, one of our very own botanists and a group of volunteers spent a day planting wildflowers at Loda Lake National Wildflower Sanctuary. Flip through the photos below to learn more about some of the species that were planted.
All of the following wildflowers are native to northern Michigan. NATIVE plants are ideal because they provide food for NATIVE wildlife and they are already well adapted to the local conditions. For more on planting native wildflowers, check here: go.usa.gov/xmnE6.
Be sure to follow the U.S. Forest Service Huron-Manistee NFs all week for more wildflower tips.
Monthly Archives: July 2018
Piping Plovers 2018
2018 Piping Plover Season- Oscoda/AuSable By Peggy Ridgway This season proved to be interesting, challenging and rewarding. Interesting because this was the only known nest site on the Lake Huron side of the U.S. It was located on … Continue reading
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