Detroit River and the St. Clair Flats

— Seven radio towers connect the Great Lakes coastline to the global Motus Wildlife Tracking Network

— Funding empowers local governments to restore wetlands before flooding events and protect bird habitat

— Birds and Brews, presented by Audubon Great Lakes and Detroit Audubon, welcomed Michigan residents, local leaders for a discussion on climate action to protect birds and communities

— In the Great Lakes, birds and fish have a lot in common

— Researchers join forces to deal with data sparsity and inform new ways to conserve the Black Tern

— Audubon Great Lakes, Ducks Unlimited, and Michigan Department of Natural Resources are conserving wetlands, researching vulnerable species, and engaging communities

— Marnie Urso, Audubon Great Lakes Statement on the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act

— ‘NanoTags’ Helping Researchers to Understand the Marsh Birds’ Steep Population Declines Over the Past Half-Century

— Audubon Great Lakes thanks volunteers for their participation in three community science programs to track how birds are responding to local conservation efforts

— Sign-up to participate in breeding Black Tern Surveys across the Lower Peninsula