Wildflower Association of Michigan (WAM) is a not-for-profit, member-based organization founded in 1986 and run by board members who meet on a quarterly basis. They are committed to serving as a resource for residents in Michigan (homeowners, corporations, land managers, educators, naturalists, and others) who wish to learn more about native plants and their habitats. They advocate for and provide education on native plants and landscaping through our conference, website, social media, grant program, and newsletter.
Wildflower Association of Michigan (WAM) Facebook Page
Michigan State University Extension Plant and Ecosystem Services is designed to help people successfully select and grow native plants. It’s a comprehensive resource that focuses on using Michigan-native plants to benefit agriculture, communities, and the environment.
The Michigan Nature Association is a nonprofit conservation organization dedicated to safeguarding Michigan’s rare, threatened, and endangered species by preserving critical habitats and ecosystems.
The Michigan Nature Association Facebook Page
The Michigan Nature Association Instagram Page
Michigan Flora offers several benefits, including real-coordinate mapping, clearer documentation of documentation density, and greater precision in plant distributions and their link to landforms.
Invasive Speices Information
The Michigan Invasive Species Program is a collaborative effort among the Departments of Natural Resources, Environment, Great Lakes, Energy, Agriculture, and Rural Development to prevent, detect, and manage invasive plant and animal species.