DNR News: Wild Birds, Pruning Oaks, Hiring COs, Community Science & More

Press release from Michigan DNR:

This week's stories may reflect how the Department of Natural Resources has adapted to meet customer needs and protect public health and safety. Follow our COVID-19 response page for updates on access to facilities and programs.

We'll continue to share news and information about the best ways to discover and enjoy Michigan's natural and heritage resources! Here's a look at some of this week's stories:

• Photo ambassador snapshot: A road less traveled at the RAM Center
• Kirtland’s warbler to grace 2022 wildlife habitat license plate
• A cluck above the rest: Michigan’s wild turkey
• Winter community science opportunities in Michigan
• Prune oak trees in winter to avoid oak wilt
• Keep, offer, exchange or sell? Weigh in on DNR land review
• Interested in becoming a conservation officer in 2022? Start process now
• ICYMI: Stuff a Truck holiday toy collection events end Saturday
• Natural Resources Commission meets Thursday in Lansing

See other news releases, Showcasing the DNR stories, photos and other resources at Michigan.gov/DNRPressRoom.

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This press release was produced by the Michigan DNR. The views expressed here are the author’s own.