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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT | Moth Sheeting After Dark at Dune Harbor Park
DESCRIPTION:This event is SOLD OUT! Your enthusiasm for bugs is truly inspiring\, and we are officially at capacity. If you’d like to be added to the waitlist for this event\, please email kendra@naturenearby.org.  \n—– \nThis summer\, join the Land Conservancy of West Michigan (LCWM)\, Querkus Creative\, the John Ball Zoo\, Grand Rapids Bug Club\, and Muskegon County Parks as we shine a spotlight on some of our favorite nighttime pollinators: moths!  \nUsing a practice called lightsheeting (or moth sheeting)\, which is a method used by entomologists and nature enthusiasts alike\, we will observe and identify moths at night. This method involves hanging a white sheet and illuminating it with a bright light\, which attracts moths and other night-flying bugs. \nThis non-invasive technique is a great way to learn as a citizen scientist\, provides a unique way to experience nature at night\, and adds to our scientific knowledge of our local biodiversity! We recommend downloading iNaturalist prior to the event. \nThis event will happen outside and after dark – please come dressed for the weather and activity. We recommend bringing a headlamp or flashlight\, and wearing long pants and socks to protect yourself from ticks. In case of severe or dangerous weather\, the event may be postponed or cancelled – if this is the case\, registrants will be notified of any changes via email and social media. \nRegister to Attend \n  \n 
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/monthly-outing-081426/
LOCATION:Dune Harbor Park – Seminole Lot\, 2161 Seminole Rd\, Norton Shores\, Michigan\, 49441\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Outings
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SUMMARY:Explorathon: Guided Paddle
DESCRIPTION:About The Event\nAcross 50 years\, the Land Conservancy of West Michigan has protected spaces where curiosity grows\, and where caring for the earth means caring for each other. In West Michigan’s forests\, prairies\, and shorelines\, protecting habitats also means we’re nurturing the relationships that make conservation possible. \nAs part of our 50th anniversary celebrations\, we are hosting the Explorathon: a three-event series highlighting connected\, protected natural lands and the impact of collaboration in conservation in West Michigan. The Explorathon invites participants to hike along the Lake Michigan Shoreline\, bike the varied topography of the Eastern Glacial Corridor\, and paddle the waters of our Big Forests & Wild Rivers—while learning about\, enjoying\, and celebrating the ongoing protection of these beautiful natural places. Together\, we will explore the land that has been protected over the past 50 years\, and we will dream of the impact that can be had in the coming 50.  \nJoin us for the third and final of the Explorathon: a guided paddle on the Pere Marquette!  \nFor Michigan’s native plants and wildlife\, a river is a highway\, helping species move from place to place. Join us to explore one of our state’s coolest living highways: the Pere Marquette River. Famous nationwide as a Blue Ribbon Trout Stream\, the Pere Marquette is Michigan’s longest undammed river. On its way to Lake Michigan\, it winds through sun-dappled forests inhabited by black bears\, bobcats\, foxes\, and turkeys. The river supports a diverse fishery with native brook trout and sculpin as well as trophy-winning steelhead\, brown trout\, and salmon. Anglers\, paddlers\, and floaters alike enjoy the same waters for recreation in all seasons.The Pere Marquette winds through some public protected lands as well as many privately owned properties. Thankfully\, many of these private landscapes are protected\, too—through collaborations with the Land Conservancy of West Michigan. Over the last 50 years\, the LCWM has worked with landowners to establish 28 conservation easements along the shores of the Pere Marquette and its tributaries\, totaling 19.5 miles of protected riverfront. Conservation easement properties remain in private ownership\, but their permanent protection benefits natural features we share with wildlife and each other.At the Explorathon: Guided Paddle\, we will paddle our way down the Pere Marquette and see\, experience\, and learn about efforts to protect and care for this wild river. \nRegister to Attend \nIf you are interested in sponsoring this event\, please reach out directly to han@naturenearby.org.  \n\nCHOOSE YOUR DEPARTURE TIME\n\nWe have three departure times available: 9:00am\, 9:30am\, and 10:00am. You will select your preferred departure time when you purchase your ticket. All groups will paddle the same route\, and each will be accompanied by naturalist guides who can share about the wildlife and protected land we spot along the way.\n\n\nCHOOSE YOUR BOAT\nWe have three available boat reservation options: \n\nSHARED CANOE reserves one seat for you in a canoe\, and we’ll buddy you up with another solo traveler!\nWHOLE CANOE reserves an entire canoe (two seats) for you and a companion.\nSOLO KAYAK is for solo travelers who prefer to be a bit more independent on the water.\n\nWHAT’S INCLUDED IN YOUR TICKET\n\nPaddling Gear: each ticket includes a reserved spot on a boat (kayak or canoe)\, as well as other necessary paddling equipment and safety gear.\nOn-Route Support: we will have snacks and beverages available along the route to support participants throughout the day.\nEducation: each group will have a naturalist guide with them\, who can provide information about the natural areas we are floating past and conservation work in the area.\nActivities: optional games and activities to keep you engaged and enhance your learning will be available during the paddle.\nGifts: Each participant will receive an LCWM water bottle and a unique\, limited-edition Explorathon pedal-themed sticker to decorate. NOTE: Each Explorathon event includes a custom sticker! Participate in all three activities and receive all three stickers to fully customize your water bottle!\n\nPARKING & ARRIVAL\n\nParking is available at Bowman Bridge River Access & Campground. US Forest Service requires a $5/vehicle parking fee. We recommend bringing cash for this!\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFAQ’s\n\nCan I register for the paddle day-of on site? No\, you cannot purchase a ticket day-of for the paddle. All reservations must be made in advance. This event has limited space\, so we recommend registering early!\nCan I bring my own boat? Your ticket purchase includes paddling equipment and gear. We are unable to accommodate personal canoes or kayaks.\nIs there anything I should bring with me? We’ll be on the water for around 3.5 hours\, so be sure to bring what you need to be comfortable and come dressed for the weather. While we will have snacks and beverages\, we recommend wearing clothes that can get wet\, and bringing sunscreen\, a hat\, sunglasses\, water\, and anything else you need to make the float as comfortable as possible.\nAfter the paddle ends\, how do we get back to our vehicles? Our partners at Baldwin Canoe Rental will be providing a shuttle from the finish back to the parking area!\nWhat if it rains? The Explorathon: Guided Paddle will happen rain or shine. That said\, in case of severe weather\, we may make the decision to postpone\, cancel\, or delay group start times to ensure the safety of all participants. Any changes will be communicated to registered attendees via email\, and on all LCWM social media pages.\nWhat if I need to cancel? Cancellation requests received at least 7 days before the scheduled program are eligible for a 50% refund of the total registration cost\, not including any credit card processing fees. Due to administration costs\, full refunds are not available. Cancellation requests received within 7 days of the event are not eligible for a refund.\n\nRegister to Attend
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/50th-explorathon-paddle-082926/
LOCATION:Bowman Bridge River Access & Campground\, 7584 W 56th St\, Walhalla\, MI\, 49304\, United States
CATEGORIES:50th Anniversary
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SUMMARY:Second Saturday Workday at Brower Lake Nature Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join the Land Conservancy of West Michigan as we remove invasive shrubs at Brower Lake Nature Preserve in an effort to restore healthier conditions to this important habitat. \nThis event will happen rain or shine\, so please wear boots and come dressed for the weather and activity. We recommend wearing long pants. Tools\, water\, work gloves\, and snacks will be provided. \nWe will gather at the Brower Lake Nature Preserve entrance (near the preserve sign) and will hike into the preserve together. There is a small parking lot. If the parking lot is full\, please parallel park along the sides of Je-NE-Be Drive. \n\n\n\n\n\nRegister to Attend \n\nAbout Second Saturday Events\nThe Land Conservancy of West Michigan owns and cares for 20 nature preserves protecting a diverse mosaic of native natural communities\, from prairies and forests to bogs and freshwater dunes. The permanent protection of these places often requires active management to ensure they stay healthy and resilient in the face of encroaching invasive species\, climate change\, and altered natural processes. \nAt our Second Saturday Workdays\, we invite volunteers to participate in these acts of care. From 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the second Saturday of every month\, volunteers meet at a preserve and help manage invasive species\, plant native seeds\, maintain trails\, and more. Together\, we create visible\, lasting change we can return to and build upon. Here\, your hands shape the future\, and the future has your fingerprints on it.
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/ssw-at-brower-lake-091226/
LOCATION:Brower Lake Nature Preserve\, 8748 Je-Ne-Be-Dr\, Rockford\, MI\, 49341\, United States
CATEGORIES:Second Saturdays
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SUMMARY:September Workday at McDuffee Creek Nature Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join the Land Conservancy of West Michigan at McDuffee Creek Nature Preserve to remove invasive shrubs and trees as we work to restore healthier conditions to this important habitat. \nThis event will happen rain or shine – please come dressed for the weather. Tools\, water\, and snacks will be provided. Please wear boots and bring your own work gloves. \nWe will meet at the south entrance to the nature preserve\, off 14 Mile Road. To access this entrance\, take 14 Mile Road until you see LCWM signs and a gate on the north side of the road. If the gate is open\, enter the preserve through the gate and follow the two tracks until you reach the parking area. If the weather has been rainy\, we may leave the gate closed due to muddy road conditions. If this is the case\, parallel park along the sides of 14 Mile Road and hike in until you reach the meeting location. \nRegister to Attend
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/vwd-at-mcduffee-creek-091726/
LOCATION:McDuffee Creek – 14 Mile Access\, 2203 E 14 Mile Rd\, Bitely\, 49309
CATEGORIES:Second Saturdays
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SUMMARY:Preserved!
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE EVENT\n\n\nWith the sweep of a brush or the click of a camera\, a moment and place in time is preserved. It is through art that we understand the past and inspire the future\, and it is through conservation that the natural areas around us are preserved for future generations to visit and enjoy in perpetuity.    \nThis year\, to celebrate 50 years of conservation in West Michigan\, the Land Conservancy is collaborating with local artists to capture the places we have protected together and support continued conservation for the next 50 years and beyond. Join us this fall for Preserved! Capturing West Michigan’s Enduring Places.  \nThroughout the year\, 16 artists have been visiting and creating art en plein air at Land Conservancy-protected natural lands. On October 2\, 2026\, their works will be displayed in a gallery exhibition and fundraiser and made available to purchase. Proceeds from artwork sales and donations made at the event will benefit the continued protection of West Michigan’s ecologically critical land.  \nJoin us on Friday\, October 2\, 2026  \n           5:30pm – Friends of Nature Reception & Gallery Access  \n           6:30pm – Presentation   \n           7:00pm – General Admission Gallery Access   \nThe Preserved! exhibition is an opportunity for artists\, nature lovers\, and the greater community to celebrate the scenic land that surrounds us in West Michigan\, while coming together in community to support land protection into the future.   \n Learn more about the event below.   \n\n\nRegister to Attend \nIf you are interested in sponsoring this event\, please reach out directly to han@naturenearby.org.  \n\nEVENT SCHEDULE\n\n5:30pm-7:00pm: Friend of Nature gallery access (short program at 6:30pm)\n7:00pm-9:00pm: Friend of Nature & General Admission gallery access\n\n\nWHAT’S INCLUDED IN YOUR TICKET\n\nFriend of Nature: Join us for the opening reception of the gallery beginning at 5:30 p.m. A “Friend of Nature” ticket affords early access to the exhibition\, a first look at the artwork available to purchase\, an open bar\, hors d’oeuvres\, and a short program at 6:30 p.m. celebrating LCWM’s 50th Anniversary and looking ahead to the next 50 years of conservation.\nFriends of Nature (Group): Attend the opening reception with a group! Group pricing is available for groups of 4\, 6\, and 8.\nGeneral Admission: Access the gallery exhibition and artwork available for purchase from 7-9 p.m. Enjoy the bar\, music\, and mingling.\n\nPARTICIPATING ARTISTS\nThe Land Conservancy of West Michigan worked with 15 talented\, local artists on this gallery\, including:\n\nBetsy ONeill\nCarolyn Damstra\nCloe Hadley\nEllie Iorio\nJean Allemeier Boot\nJustin Kellner\nKathleen Kalinowski\nKathy Mohl\nKatie Edmiston\nLori McElrath Eslick\nLynn Anderson\nMichael Pfleghaar\nSally Jenks\nSpencer High\nYolanda Gonzalez\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPARKING & ARRIVAL\n\nThere are two free\, City of Grand Rapids Creston lots near the gallery:\n\nCreston Business District West Lot is located west of Plainfield\, and is accessible from Caledonia or Quimby Streets.\nCreston Heights East Lot is located south of Quimby Street\, and is accessible from Buffalo Ave NE.\n\n\nStreet parking is also available\, and is free after 7pm. If you are in need of a closer\, accessible parking space\, please reach out directly to kendra@naturenearby.org or indicate on your registration.\nLaFontsee Galleries & Framing closes to the public at 5:30pm. Please enter through the front door (off Plainfield) and check in with Land Conservancy of West Michigan staff when you arrive before proceeding to the gallery.\n\nEVENT HISTORY\n\nFor 50 years\, the Land Conservancy of West Michigan has worked to conserve West Michigan’s ecologically critical land\, and Preserved! is one way the Land Conservancy has invited artists to help tell that story. Hosted in 2015\, 2017\, and 2019 under the guidance of late artist Susan M. Rose\, Preserved! celebrates the beauty of our local landscapes and the importance of protecting them forever. This year\, we are bringing the event back to celebrate the last half century of conservation and look ahead to the next 50 years and beyond.\n\nFAQ’s\n\nWhat time should I arrive? This is a drop-in event\, so feel free to come by any time the gallery is open! If you have purchased a “Friend of Nature” ticket\, we recommend arriving no later than 6:10pm so you don’t miss the program at 6:30pm. General Admission ticket holders can arrive any time after 7:00pm.\nWhat is the dress code? Celebrate with us in business casual or cocktail casual attire.\nCan I purchase a ticket day-of? Yes\, you are welcome to purchase a ticket day-of. Online ticket sales will close on Thursday\, October 1st at 12:00 a.m. Any purchases made after the 1st must be done day-of in-person.\nCan I purchase the art? Yes! All art created as part of the 2026 Preserved! gallery will be for sale during the exhibition. Proceeds from art sales will be split between the Land Conservancy of West Michigan and the artist\, supporting the continued protection of West Michigan’s ecologically critical land.\n\nRegister to Attend \n\nTHANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/preserved-2026/
LOCATION:LaFontsee Galleries & Framing\, 1504 Plainfield Ave NE\, Grand rapids\, 49505\, United States
CATEGORIES:50th Anniversary
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SUMMARY:Second Saturday Workday at Saul Lake Bog Nature Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join the Land Conservancy of West Michigan as we collect seeds at Saul Lake Bog Nature Preserve to expand native grassland habitat across West Michigan! \nThis event will happen rain or shine – please come dressed for the weather and wear quality shoes/boots. Tools\, water\, work gloves\, and snacks will be provided. \nThere is a gravel parking lot at Saul Lake Bog. We will gather in the lot near the preserve signage at 9:00am\, and will hike into the preserve together. \nRegister to Attend \n\nAbout Second Saturday Events\nThe Land Conservancy’s 20 nature preserves contain an incredible diversity of natural features including prairies\, forests\, and wetlands that are great places to explore. However\, invasive species and altered natural processes threaten to degrade the ecological quality of many of our preserves. Active management is often needed to ensure the long-term sustainability of these wonderful natural areas\, and we need your help. \nFortunately\, through our Second Saturdays event series\, there are now plenty of opportunities to get involved! \nFrom 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on the second Saturday of every month\, the Land Conservancy will host a volunteer event that focuses on ecological restoration activities including invasive species removal\, seed collecting\, and native plant installation. Volunteers may also be involved with trail maintenance\, general clean-up\, or other tasks that help visitors better enjoy our magnificent natural areas.
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/ssw-at-saul-lake-bog-101026/
LOCATION:Saul Lake Bog Nature Preserve\, 10471 Six Mile Road\, Rockford\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Second Saturdays
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SUMMARY:October Volunteer Workday at McDuffee Creek Nature Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join the Land Conservancy of West Michigan at McDuffee Creek Nature Preserve to remove invasive shrubs and trees as we work to restore healthier conditions to this important habitat. \nThis event will happen rain or shine – please come dressed for the weather. Tools\, water\, and snacks will be provided. Please wear boots and bring your own work gloves. \nWe will meet at the south entrance to the nature preserve\, off 14 Mile Road. To access this entrance\, take 14 Mile Road until you see LCWM signs and a gate on the north side of the road. If the gate is open\, enter the preserve through the gate and follow the two tracks until you reach the parking area. If the weather has been rainy\, we may leave the gate closed due to muddy road conditions. If this is the case\, parallel park along the sides of 14 Mile Road and hike in until you reach the meeting location. \nRegister to Attend
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/https-donate-naturenearby-org-vwd-at-mcduffee-creek-101926/
LOCATION:McDuffee Creek – 14 Mile Access\, 2203 E 14 Mile Rd\, Bitely\, 49309
CATEGORIES:Second Saturdays
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SUMMARY:Second Saturday Workday at Flower Creek Dunes Nature Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Join the Land Conservancy of West Michigan as we plant trees at Flower Creek Dunes! \nThis event will happen rain or shine – please come dressed for the weather and wear quality shoes/boots. Tools\, water\, work gloves\, and snacks will be provided. \nParking is available at Meinert Park\, located at the west end of Meinert Park Road in Montague. There are restrooms available seasonally in the Meinert Park parking lot.   \nParking is available at Meinert Park\, located at the west end of Meinert Park Road in Montague. Please park in the northernmost section of the parking lot. We will gather in the parking lot and will hike into the preserve together. \nRegister to Attend \n  \n\nAbout Second Saturday Events\nThe Land Conservancy’s 20 nature preserves contain an incredible diversity of natural features including prairies\, forests\, and wetlands that are great places to explore. However\, invasive species and altered natural processes threaten to degrade the ecological quality of many of our preserves. Active management is often needed to ensure the long-term sustainability of these wonderful natural areas\, and we need your help. \nFortunately\, through our Second Saturdays event series\, there are now plenty of opportunities to get involved! \nFrom 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on the second Saturday of every month\, the Land Conservancy will host a volunteer event that focuses on ecological restoration activities including invasive species removal\, seed collecting\, and native plant installation. Volunteers may also be involved with trail maintenance\, general clean-up\, or other tasks that help visitors better enjoy our magnificent natural areas.
URL:https://naturenearby.org/events/ssw-at-flower-creek-dunes-111426/
LOCATION:Flower Creek Dunes Nature Preserve\, 8501 Meinert Park Road\, Montague\, MI\, 49437\, United States
CATEGORIES:Second Saturdays
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