OTG: Volunteers Needed for Wildlife this Winter
lschultz • January 9, 2020
Whether you’re a veteran OTG volunteer or brand new to the program, check out these great events we have lined up for the winter season. Each of these events is a great opportunity to get outdoors with friends and family and have an immediate impact on Michigan wildlife. Register now at mucc.org/on-the-ground and receive a free lunch and t-shirt at the event!
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