The Wildlife Volunteer News

The Wildlife Volunteer News is a seasonal publication of the Michigan Wildlife Conservancy. All members of the Conservancy receive this publication. Below are links to some current and archived articles:

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Current MWC Project Articles
Conservancy's Projects Gaining Momentum

Working Dogs for Conservation - A Game Changer!

Conservancy Moves to Study Rare Mammals

Two Rare Mammals Going Unstudied

Wild Rice Project Provides Seed for Thought

Wild Rice Project Enters New Phase

Becoming Outdoors Smart in Summer Expands!
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Past MWC Project Articles
Pipe Dreams Produce Real Benefits

Proof is in the Eggs

For the Birds

MWC Project Compliments Culvert Replacement - Restoring Fish Passages On Small Streams

International Effort for Sturgeon a Block-Buster - Wildlife Conservancy Plays Key Role

Unprecedented Hearing - Lawmakers Look At Cougar Evidence

Award Winning Schoolyard Habitat Projects

Conservancy Tackled Wide Range of Problems in 2010
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Coalition Formed to Protect Environment from Wild Hogs

Worst Fears About Wild Boars Become Reality

Can Asian Carp Slip in the Back Door

Wildlife Articles
Crisis in the Caves - Bat Protection Reaches Critical Point

The Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake... Scarce, Threatened, and Venomous!

Grass Carp 'Officially' Invade Great Lakes

The Burning Issue

An Unusual Lynx Experience 

The Michigan Grayling

Finding Snow Fleas

The Porcupine Surviving with a Good Defense

Celebrating the Migratory Bird Treaty Centennial

Bats: Threat of Rabies Small but Real

Giant Silk Moths - Michigan's Beautiful Night Flyers

Moose Management Takes Center Stage

Michigan's First Confirmed Case of Chronic Wasting Disease in Free-Range Deer

To Bee or Not... Honeybee Colonies Continue to Decline

Spring is for Turtles... And How People Can Help Them!

Habitat Articles
Sturgeon Using New Reef

Giving Sturgeon a Fighting Chance

Backyard Ponds

Priggooris Lake Reaching Habitat Potential

Wetland Restoration Project Celebrated

A Burning Issue

A Foot in the Door for Wildlife

Trout Respond to Habitat Restoration

A Moving Target

Implications of Urban Sprawl