This September, thousands of conservation professionals gathered in New Orleans for the annual Land Trust Alliance event known as...

Traveling long distances through the UP, small and neatly packaged plant plugs reached the UPLC office on a Friday afternoon. These plugs...

Most mushrooms have gills or pores on their undersides. Hedgehogs don’t. Instead, they have brittle little spines that come off easily....

There’s gourmet food in the woods. And it’s free. Adding wild-harvested black trumpets to any savory dish makes for a richer culinary...

Thank you so much to Mark and Christine Troudt for using their donor advised fund to support this incredibly generous gift! This fund is...

Golden chanterelles (Cantharellus genus) are popping up right now. These are great mushrooms for beginners. They’re relatively easy to...

When it comes to mushroom hunting, morels get all the press. Most parts of the Midwest have nice spring flushes of morel species,...

This time of year is a busy season for Stewardship staff balancing time out in the field while still cranking away behind our desks....

JORDANN STEPHENSON - MARESA INTERN Last spring as a junior at Marquette Senior High School, a teacher of mine encouraged me to make the...

Starting May 1st, the Upper Peninsula Land Conservancy will be moving to a new office in the Harlow Building located at 102 W Washington...

Spring migration is here! Twice each year, billions of birds take flight on migration between their wintering and breeding grounds. At...

In the coming year, the Upper Peninsula Land Conservancy (UPLC) will add two properties to the existing Vielmetti-Peters Conservation Reserv

The holiday season can sometimes be challenging when you are trying to find the perfect gifts for your loved ones that show the magnitude...

By: Emily Gennrich, UPLC Volunteer I have been inside too long. This sentiment hit me hard one day this summer after finishing up another...