Tucked away in a corner of the MSU Extension Service, the Michigan Natural Features Inventory is charged with tracking some of the state's most rare and valuable resources, from the Fowler's toad and hart's tongue fern to critically imperilled natural communities, such as oak openings and mesic prairies.

Mike Monfils, the MNFI director, will provide an overview of his agency and describe the many ways it helps guide the conservation of Michigan’s biodiversity. He will also discuss ways the public can get involved through citizen science. Learn more and register for this Zoom meeting at keweenaw.wildones.org .