Michigan Wetland Management District

Michigan Wetland Management District encompasses 629 acres across five waterfowl production areas in four counties, preserving natural wetlands and grasslands for wildlife protection.

The district was established following the 1958 amendment to the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act, initiating conservation efforts in south-central Michigan counties.

The district serves as an environmental education site where visitors can observe over 170 bird species and learn about wetland ecosystems.

Visitors can participate in hunting, wildlife photography, and nature observation activities while following state regulations and respecting property boundaries.

The district employs prescribed fire techniques and native plant restoration to maintain diverse habitats for waterfowl breeding and wildlife preservation.

Location: Michigan

Website: https://fws.gov/refuge/michigan_wmd

GPS coordinates: 42.76440,-84.50530

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:21