Wetlands, Plant Ecology, and Seasonal Wild Harvests

Exploring Wetlands & Wild Plants

Discover the important role wetlands play in protecting water quality, reducing flooding, supporting wildlife habitat, and maintaining healthy ecosystems. This educational program will explore wetland ecology, the relationships between native plants and their environment, and the impacts invasive species can have on local landscapes.

Participants will also learn about common wild plants that can be responsibly harvested during late summer, including species typically available in August and September. Gain practical knowledge about plant identification, ecological stewardship, and the benefits of native plant communities.

Whether you're interested in conservation, native plants, foraging, or simply learning more about the natural world around you, this program offers a great opportunity to connect with local ecosystems and expand your understanding of Michigan's wetlands and plant life.

Registration Suggested for email reminders, flyers & handouts.