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• Michigan Nongame Fund Donation Makes Great Holiday Gift
This holiday season, honor friends or loved ones by making a donation to the Michigan Nongame Fish and Wildlife Fund in their name. The recipient will be notified of the donation by receiving a beautiful certificate and a Living Resources patch featuring one of Michigan's unique nongame species.

• Keeping Common Species Common
Over 80 percent of Michigan's wildlife species can be classified as nongame species. Let's keep these species common!

• Frequently Asked Questions The 2009 Revision of the State Endangered Species List

• Mitchell's Satyr Habitat Conservation Plan
Mitchell's satyr is one of the world's rarest butterflies, found only in Michigan and Indiana. The Michigan DNR is writing a plan to manage the satyr's habitat. This Habitat Conservation Plan is being written with input from partners and interested citizens like you. Read more at the link above.

• Federal Funding Gives Michigan Wildlife a Boost
Two recently implemented programs provided matching funds to state programs for wildlife species with the greatest conservation need.

Buy a Loon License Plate

Support Nongame Wildlife!
Purchase a $35 speciality license plate and $25 of purchase will go to the Nongame Wildlife Fund!
Visit the Secretary of State Web site to order your loon plate today!

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Natural Features Inventory

A Partner in Resource Protection
The Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI) program conducts field surveys to locate and identify threatened and endangered species and communities throughout the state, created and maintains a database of all relevant species and community locations, provides data summaries and analysis in support of environmental reviews, and provides biological expertise to the Department of Natural Resources (DNR).

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