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• Dessert with Discussion: Birds Can Save The World

  Date: May 21, 2020
  Hear exciting results from the Cornell Lab’s ongoing analyses of eBird, the world’s largest and most rapidly growing citizen-science project on biodiversity.

• Using the Spatial and Spectral Precision of Satellite Imagery to Predict Wildlife Occurrence Patterns

  Published on March 7, 2011
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  Wildlife Damage Management Series for Midwestern Farmers, Birds

  Published on March 22, 2019
  The Wildlife Damage Management Series for Midwestern Farmers provides growers the tools to identify and mitigate damage as well as information regarding the various agencies that regulate wildlife.

• Human Impacts on Regional Avian Diversity and Abundance

  Published on February 28, 2011
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  Get Outside on Father’s Day with Free Admission for Dads at the Bird Sanctuary

  Published on June 15, 2018
  Dads get in free on Father's Day!

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  To protect Michigan’s diverse bird populations we must protect the forests

  Published on January 10, 2020
  Next to deer, birds are probably the most popular group of forest wildlife. At least half of Michigan’s 300 bird species use forests to meet their habitat requirements.

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  Grab your binoculars and head to the Eastern U.P. for some great winter birding

  Published on March 7, 2019
  Great gray owls, snowy owls and more are part of the exciting winter birding in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Read this update on what you might be able to see if you visit.

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  Evening grosbeaks arrive across the Great Lakes

  Published on December 21, 2018
  Despite the range decline of evening grosbeaks over the years, it is predicted that this winter of 2018/2019 will be an irruption year.

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  Michigan’s Eastern Upper Peninsula is the place to be for winter birding

  Published on February 5, 2019
  Fantastic opportunities await those who venture north this winter. Here are the latest winter birding updates from Mackinac and Chippewa counties.