Live in the D – WDIV Tuesday, October 23, 2018 Michigan is home to nine types of bats; the most common is the big brown bat. Many people may be frightened by the presence of a bat, there’s no reason …
Flight club: Singing the praises — and dispelling the myths — of Michigan bats
This month, you’ll probably see a lot of red-eyed, fang-bared bat decorations for Halloween. Bats are nearly synonymous with the spooky holiday, but this association doesn’t do them any favors. In fact, bats are among the most misunderstood — and …
Efforts to remove invasive species
Morning Mix – FOX17 Tuesday, October 16, 2018 As the weather cools down and you prepare your yard for the winter, you may discover unwanted guests, invasive plant species like Japanese Knotweed. This plant has been garnered the nickname “Godzilla …
Splendor in Michigan grasslands
Michigan is home to a wide variety of ecosystems that support an abundance of wildlife. A lot of hard work takes place every day to ensure these natural resources will continue to be enjoyed for generations. The Michigan Department of …
Flygirls of Michigan
The Exchange – WZZM Monday, September 24, 2018 Flygirls of Michigan has provided women with fly fishing opportunities and education for over 20 years. The organization is a Fly Fishers International club that schedules fly fishing outings throughout the year. …
Lessons in nature: Educators learn to bring the outdoors in the classroom
Sometimes being a teacher means having to get your hands dirty — or your feet wet, as the case may be. In July, eighth-grade environmental science teacher Leslie Montgomery picked up some practical paddling techniques from an expert canoeist on Higgins …
Don’t be fooled by invasive species
Live in the D – WDIV Wednesday, September 12, 2018 Some plants that may appear beautiful and harmless, but are actually invading the state. Emily DuThinh, of the Oakland County CISMA which stands for Cooperative Invasive Species Management, joined …
Conserving Ottawa Sands
Morning Mix – FOX17 Tuesday, September 11, 2018 For hikers, campers, anglers, or those just looking for a place to get closer to nature, there’s a new park opening soon. The property is 345 acres and sits between the …
