The Importance of Pollinators by John Klein
Why Pollinators Matter Pollinators come in a wide variety of forms. They are primarily bees, butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, birds, […]
By the Numbers: The Power of Volunteers!
We have so many dedicated volunteers who put in thousands of hours removing invasive plants, building trails, creating natural habitats,
Flower-A-Thon ReCap
What happens when a community comes together to observe the world around them more closely? The Flower-A-Thon gives us the
New William Forest Northcutt Nature Preserve!
On a quiet stretch of Hillside Avenue in Delhi Township, a piece of forest is about to become something permanent. On this Earth Day,
New Vernal Pools in the Corridor by John Klein
Numbers of most amphibians (frogs and salamanders) have been in decline in recent years due to environmental pollutants and habitat
Yet Another Volunteer Loving and Caring For the Outdoors: Gary Rapien
Another key volunteer of the Western Wildlife Corridor, Gary Rapien, loves spending time outdoors and especially loves helping the WWC
Membership Survey
Thank you for being an important part of our community! As we look ahead, we invite you to share your
Another Volunteer Loving the Outdoors: Mark Streicher
Another key volunteer of the Western Wildlife Corridor, Mark Streicher, loves spending time outdoors, and especially loves helping to restore
Nature Playscape Grand Opening
Six years ago, the Kirby Nature Playscape was founded with the vision of creating a fun and free outdoor space
Monarchs Need Our Help by John Klein
I have had the pleasure of working with monarch butterflies for more than 40 years, both thru my job at