Oscoda Area High School students took a break from their regular classroom activities to remove invasive garlic mustard on the Au Sable River alongside local volunteers and employees from Huron Pines, Consumers Energy, and the U.S. Forest Service. … More Habitat Improvements on the Au Sable Teach Students About Stewardship

School forests provide a unique opportunity to develop leaders in conservation by connecting students and community members to natural resources through recreation, education and land management. … More School Forests Offer Outdoor Learning for Michigan Students

This year’s Kirtland’s Warbler Weekend takes on even greater meaning as it marks the first time in history that the species’ recovery has been deemed successful enough to propose removing it from the Endangered Species List. … More Kick Off Kirtland’s Warbler Weekend with the Home Opener Event

Huron Pines is energized to meet our Healthy Watersheds Consortium Grant goals to protect and restore 10,000 acres of priority lands and reconnect 50 high-quality trout stream miles. … More From Seattle to Niagara — Lessons in Watershed Management

There’s a battle underway along the Lake Huron coast. Through the combined efforts of Huron Pines staff,  student field trips and over 100 hours of local volunteer participation, over 10 tons of invasive European frog-bit have been removed from Alpena over the past 3 years. Despite these ambitious efforts, it’s likely frog-bit is here to … More Tackling Invasive Frog-bit Along the Lake Huron Coast

We closed out the 2017 Nonprofit Leaders Series in December with a presentation from Mark VanderKlipp of NorthSky Nonprofit Network. His workshop, “Better Stories by Design: Crafting Narratives that Stick,” focused on the different ways our own personal stories, and the stories or our organizations, can be used to educate, entertain or inspire others. Here’s … More Educate, Entertain and Inspire with Better Stories

This article brought to you by our friends at the AuSable Valley Audubon.  In 2006, AuSable Valley Audubon members introduced an event to educate and celebrate with local governing powers and interested nature enthusiasts the impact and importance of a bird migration area named Tawas Point. Tawas Point State Park‘s peninsula is surrounded by sandy … More Tawas Point Migration 2018, Birders Welcome

Grants awarded by Bay Area Community Foundation and Saginaw Bay Watershed Initiative Network (WIN) will provide initial funding for a stormwater assessment in the city of Au Gres, on the Saginaw Bay. A $7,500 grant from the Saginaw Bay Watershed Restoration Fund at Bay Area Community Foundation and a $10,000 grant from Saginaw Bay WIN … More Funding for Au Gres Stormwater Assessment Launches Latest Huron Pines Project to Improve Water Quality in Saginaw Bay

  Snow is falling. Decorations are being hung. The holiday season is here. We’re celebrating the season by sharing stories of the people, places and memories that matter most to us. We owe all of our favorite memories to nature, and of all the gifts we’ve been given over the years, nothing compares to the … More Give Back to Nature By Supporting Huron Pines

There’s still time for you to make your voice heard.The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is accepting comments until November 16, 2017 on recommendations to allow off-road vehicles access to thousands of miles of state forest roads across the northern Lower Peninsula. Huron Pines has real concerns about the long-term impact these decisions will have on … More We Need Your Comments: DNR Proposal Opens 6k+ Miles of Northern Michigan Trails to ORV Use