7 ways to welcome winter wildlife into your yard treehugger.com/lawn-garden/7-…

Habitat restoration projects in Southeast Michigan preserve, restore 150 acres in 2018 - Michigan Sea Grant canr.msu.edu/news/habitat-r…

Come join us for our 32nd annual Wildflower conference March 10th and March 11th at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center in East Lansing!

record-eagle.com/news/local_new… | Newsmakers: Monarch-killing invasive plants under watch

Beech trees are dying, and nobody’s sure why news.osu.edu/beech-trees-ar…

Registration for the 32nd annual Wildflower Conference is now open with Doug Tallamy as the keynote speaker! Follow this link to register: wildflowersmich.org/index.php?menu…

Renowned landscape designer unveils plans for 'immersive' Belle Isle garden detroitnews.com/story/life/hom… via The Detroit News

Join me and help save #birds. Learn more about Audubon Society's work to protect the habitat that supports us all: audubon.org

Audubon's Great Backyard Bird Count audubon.org/conservation/a…

Micro prairies: No yard is too small to go with earth-friendly native plants jsonl.in/2IJERt7 via Journal Sentinel

Skunk cabbage (Symplocarpus foetidus) is one of the first wildflowers to emerge in spring. It's strong odor attracts early emerging pollinators!

Want To See More Wildlife In Your Yard? Researchers Have A Suggestion: Plant Native | WAMU wamu.org/story/18/11/16…

This Spring, Help Birds by Growing Native Plants audubon.org/magazine/sprin… via Audubon Society

Goats deployed to devour invasive plants at this Northern Michigan nature preserve s.mlive.com/ogMwdFN

Check out #WildBeeID, the new mobile app by Center for Food Safety, built to be your go-to guide for ID'ing #bees and bee-friendly plants, creating #pollinator gardens, and protecting these critical species. wildbeeid.org #WBID #savebees

August 2019 Species Spotlight: Cup Plant (Silphium perfoliatum) Become a member today with a subscription to our quarterly newsletter to learn more!

Species Spotlight: Witchhazel (Hamamelis virginiana) is a native shrub that can reach 15-20 feet in optimal conditions. It's one of the last natives to bloom in the fall. Become a member and subscribe to our quarterly newsletter to learn more! Photo by Trish Hennig

WAM Educational Grant Program: The Wildflower Association of Michigan (WAM) is pleased to announce the opening of our 2020 Grants Program. For more information about the program and how you can apply for a grant for your project follow the link below. wildflowersmich.org/index.php?menu…

Join us for the 33rd annual Wildflower Conference! Our Keynote speaker is Gerould Wilhelm. For more information follow the link below. wildflowersmich.org/index.php?menu…