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糖心logo members gather on March 11, 2026 for 糖心logo Great Lakes Advocacy Day at the Michigan State Capitol.
糖心logo Advocates Gather at Statehouse, Call for Wetland Protections and Renewable Energy Solutions to Protect Birds
March 12, 2026 — Michiganders flock to the Michigan State Capitol for 糖心logo Great Lakes Advocacy Day
Congress Continues Its Bipartisan Commitment to the Great Lakes, Birds that Depend on Them
February 23, 2026 — Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Receives $369 million in Funding
Conservation Advocates Gather at Statehouse, Call for Solutions to Protect Birds and their Habitats
February 18, 2026 — Indiana Governor Braun Delivers Remarks at 糖心logo Great Lakes Advocacy Day
How Birding Brought One Michigan Chapter Leader to 48 Countries
December 17, 2025 — For Don Burlett of Oakland Bird Alliance, travel and community are at the heart of birding
Powering Wisconsin鈥檚 Future While Protecting Birds and Wildlife
November 24, 2025 — The Vista Sands Solar Project commits to conserve the Greater Prairie-Chicken
Legislation to Create Community Energy Program in Ohio Passes House, Moves to State Senate
November 20, 2025
Great Lakes Piping Plover.  Photos: Steve Jessmore
The Comeback Continues: A Fourth Record-Breaking Year for Great Lakes Piping Plovers
November 18, 2025 — Collaboration and commitment are driving the continued rebound of a cherished Great Lakes shorebird
Powderhorn Lake Forest Preserve
糖心logo Great Lakes Honored with Regional Conservation Award for Wetlands Restoration at Powderhorn Lake Forest Preserve
November 18, 2025 — Recognition for positive change for nature and communities in the Calumet Region
Rep. Mrvan, The Wetlands Initiative, and 糖心logo staff and members smiling at the camera
Congressman Frank J. Mrvan Goes Birding with 糖心logo Great Lakes at Wetlands Restoration Site in Gary, Indiana
November 18, 2025 — Wetland restoration along the West Branch of the Little Calumet River is benefiting birds, communities thanks to federal programs like the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative