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… Read more “Lessons in nature: Educators learn to bring the outdoors in the classroom”
For the love of Michigan elk: Volunteers critical to the success of herd
A lot of hard work takes place every day, from public and private groups, to scientists and volunteers, to ensure that Michigan’s wildlife and natural resources can be enjoyed for years to come. On June 2, 2018, Michigan United Conservation… Read more “For the love of Michigan elk: Volunteers critical to the success of herd”
Exploring Michigan’s diverse wildlife and ecosystems
eightWest – WOODTV Friday, August 24, 2018 West Michigan is home to a variety of ecosystems, from wetlands to forests to the state's wonderful dune systems. And all of these areas support a wide range of diverse wildlife. From scientists… Read more “Exploring Michigan’s diverse wildlife and ecosystems”
Land takes on new look and new lease on life
The Exchange – WZZM Thursday, July 26, 2018 The Land Conservancy of West Michigan is a non-profit organization that works with private landowners and governmental organizations to permanently protect and care for land. They currently manage The Highlands Project in… Read more “Land takes on new look and new lease on life”