
From Forest to Shore: Stories of Michigan’s Land and Lakes- Birds of the Great Lakes
Date
April 15, 2026
Start Time
6:30 pm
End Time
7:30 pm
Event Details
A Collaborative Lecture Series by Kalamazoo Nature Center & Michigan Maritime Museum
Discover the rich tapestry of Michigan’s natural landscapes and maritime heritage in this engaging lecture series. From Forest to Shore brings together maritime experts and naturalists to explore the deep connections between the state’s inland ecosystems and its Great Lakes waterways. Through captivating stories, scientific insights, and cultural perspectives, each lecture will highlight how forests, wetlands, and shorelines have shaped Michigan’s history, ecology, and communities. Join us as we journey across time and terrain—celebrating the resilience of nature and the enduring legacy of life along the lakes.
The Great Lakes are a unique natural wonder, shaping not just the ecosystem of Michigan but also affecting the movements of animals across the continent! Join Kalamazoo Nature Center’s Jackie Shea to learn more about how our incredible shorelines make us a hotspot for migratory birds and waterfowl, and leave with a deeper appreciation of the avian world around us.
Tickets are free for Michigan Maritime Museum members and Kalamazoo Nature Center members. $10 for non-members. Doors open at 6 PM. Tickets will only be available for purchase in person.