Huron Pines News

It’s the time of year where landowners start thinking about how to improve their property for wildlife habitat, protecting water resources or improving the health of their forest. Once again, Huron more...

Huron Pines is currently working with a multitude of partners and residents in the region to design and implement a watershed management plan for the Rifle River. A watershed management plan more...

Huron Pines is joining the Stewardship Network’s garlic mustard challenge. We need your help to pull it, weigh it, and report it! Not sure what you're looking for? Check out our garlic more...

Our 2012 invasive species program was featured in an article in the Alpena News. View it at Huron Pines Receives DEQ Invasive Species Grant. This grant, from the Michigan DEQ through funding more...

Kirtland’s warbler (Dendroica kirtlandii)

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Huron Pines is developing an outreach and education program focusing on the jack pine ecosystem in Northeast Michigan. This survey is intended to gauge the values and goals of residents of more...

If you are a landowner in the Rifle River Watershed and have questions about something that is happening to the natural resources on your property, Huron Pines is available to discuss more...

The pulse of the Pigeon and Sturgeon Rivers is beating stronger than ever. That was proven on February 16, when more than 40 community members and partners showed their support and more...

The Alpena County Road Commission was featured in an article in the Alpena News on February 8, 2012. View it at County to aid in watershed projects. Thanks to Larry Orcutt, the more...

The purpose of the O.B. Eustis Award is to recognize environmental protection or improvement efforts in Northeast Michigan. Through an annual $1500 grant from the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan, awards are more...

The Huron Pines SWAT Team spent several weeks digging loosestrife on the North Branch. Thanks to volunteers for their assistance.

Six down. Four to go. Huron Pines and partners improved six road/stream crossing sites with full culvert replacements occurring at four of the sites. The road surface was hardened at all more...

Two of northern Michigan’s most special rivers will soon get much needed conservation attention. Huron Pines, a Grayling-based conservation nonprofit, was recently notified that a $112,000 grant proposal was approved for more...

June 2010: As over 5,000 national service staff and volunteers gathered in New York City at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service, Huron Pines had a minute in the spotlight. In more...