Stewards Bill Atkinson and Bob Dent help Sherri Laier install a new sign at Polovich Memorial.

• Protect over 9,000 acres of land at 167 sanctuaries in 57 counties
• Conduct stewardship activities to protect native species, remove invasive species, construct trails and boardwalks, erect signs, and train volunteers
• Acquire, protect and maintain additional sanctuaries throughout Michigan

There are several ways you can help:

• Become a member or renew your membership
• Make a contribution to general support, the protector program, as well as several funds and endowments
• Help purchase the addition to Dowagiac Woods Nature Sanctuary
• Help purchase the Mystery Valley Nature Sanctuary
• Help purchase the addition to Roach Point Nature Sanctuary
• Make a contribution to one of MNA’s three Community Foundation Funds
• Create an endowment fund for a specific sanctuary or program
• Create a new sanctuary

• Shop online at iGive.com and choose MNA as your charity
• Use Good Search to search the internet
• Use Better World Telecom
• Contribute to the Combined Federal Campaign at your workplace

The Michigan Nature Association relies heavily on volunteers to help us carry out our mission. Are you interested in:

• Removing invasive species from a sanctuary?
• Building or maintaining trails?
• Leading field trips?
• Counting and Monitoring the species found at a sanctuary?
• Becoming a Sanctuary Steward?
• Helping out in the MNA office?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then the Michigan Nature Association needs your help!  Every year we conduct hundreds of volunteer days throughout the state and we would love to have you join us for one or more of them.  A current calendar of volunteer days and field trips can be found here.  Email Paul Steiner for information on volunteering in the office.