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Chad’s Conservation Update February 2025
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Chad’s Conservation Update February 2025

Chad's Conservation Updates, Sanctuaries, Volunteer

Chad’s Conservation Update February 2025

Conservation Manager Chad Machinski, M.S., manages the stewardship of MA's sanctuaries and engaging with our dedicated volunteers ever since. To help you stay connected [...]

February 20th, 2025|

Now Accepting Submissions for 2025 Michigan Audubon Photography Awards

Michigan Audubon is thrilled to announce that submissions are now accepted for the 2025 Michigan Audubon Photography Awards! This is your chance to highlight [...]

January 23rd, 2025|

Conservation

Michigan Audubon protects nearly 4,000 acres of bird habitat through our network of 20 sanctuary properties in Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas. Each property plays a critical role in protecting Michigan native plants and animals, including both endangered and threatened species.

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Michigan Audubon hosts numerous programs to educate bird enthusiasts of all ages, deepening the connection between birds and people for thousands of participants each year. At the heart of our programs, we aim to bridge the gap between recreational birding and conservation engagement, inspiring the protection of birds for years to come.

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Michigan Audubon coordinates research efforts at Whitefish Point Bird Observatory, a premier migration hotspot in the Upper Peninsula. The Point witnesses a vast diversity of migrants and is home to numerous rare breeding birds. This Globally Important Bird Area has recorded over 340 bird species.

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