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Donate to help the Kirtland's Warbler build its nest in Michigan
Many of the red and jack pines in Michigan’s Hiawatha National Forest are aging beyond the point where the Kirtland’s Warblers can nest. This rare songbird depends on young pines for habitat. Older trees grow too tall and dense to support it. Without the right habitat, the bird risks returning to the Endangered Species List.
Your support helps replant a combination of red and jack pines, restoring the bird’s home and keeping the forest thriving for the creatures who live there and nature enthusiasts who love to visit.
Keep the Kirtland’s Warbler’s song alive
Your donation replants a mix of red and jack pine trees in Hiawatha National Forest, providing new habitat for the vulnerable Kirtland’s Warbler as the forest’s aging red pines decline beyond the point of being viable habitat. You’ll also help restore the forest’s critical biodiversity.
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Support reforestation in Hiawatha National Forest
Michigan’s Hiawatha National Forest needs new red and jack pine trees, and the Kirtland’s Warbler needs you to help plant them. Your support replaces the aging pines, restoring the rare songbird’s only habitat and keeping the forest resilient and beautiful for generations.
