Blog

— Audubon Great Lakes’ Habitat Restoration Internship Program Celebrates a Successful Conservation Season

— Whether you’re in a suburban, urban, or rural landscape you can adopt several watershed and wetland friendly behaviors that will reduce your impact

— From clean water to flood protection and homes for wildlife, wetlands provide many services to communities

— Nature based solutions like wetland restoration provide clean drinking water and protect against both drought and flooding by collecting excess water

— Help your state department to better understand how Wild Turkey populations are doing across the Great Lakes region

— Help accelerate efforts to protect and restore the largest system of fresh surface water in the world

— Public lands need our help, birders and wildlife enthusiasts visit and experience Michigan’s public lands

— Governor Evers’ signed the Wisconsin state budget, includes funding for collaborative project with the Oneida Nation, Audubon Great Lakes, Northeastern Wisconsin Audubon and the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Cofrin Center for Biodiversity to protect wetlands

— Carolyn Finney, Author of “Black Faces, White Spaces,” hosts a walk and talk with community members about connecting to nature

— Honoring Birds as Pollinators and Preserving Their Habitat