Thank you to the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary for being the first organization to host Project Wellness Walk (PWW)! This project is a service project of Girl Scout Troop 80436 from Richland, Michigan. As Cadettes, aka middle school aged Girl Read More
Welcome Bella Oliva to the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary!
We’re excited to introduce a new face to the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary this summer—please join us in welcoming Bella to the team! Bella is a current undergraduate student at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor pursuing a Biochemistry Read More
Turtles on the Move
If you’re anything like me, spring is your favorite season and it’s not even close. We’ve made it through another long, dark winter, and now we’re rewarded with the sun sticking around a little longer each day. The crisp morning air makes a Read More
Fungus Amongus!
As a master’s student in the Kozakiewicz lab at Kellogg Biological Station, I study snake fungus—more specifically, a fungal disease that affects snakes and poses a potential threat to endangered and threatened species worldwide. Read More
Creativity and curiosity: K-Woods students explore science and art at KBS
At the end of last October, the W.K. Kellogg Biological Station was thrilled to welcome Kensington Woods, or K-Wood, Schools back for a second year of field-based ecological exploration. K-Woods, a charter school in Livingston, Michigan, Read More
Birds, Beaches, and Bonfires: My Summer as the Visitor Experience Intern
I joined the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary as the 2025 Visitor Experience Intern. I will be entering my senior year at Michigan State University this fall, studying Zoology with a concentration in Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Read More
Bug Bites and Bobwhites
I am a senior studying animal science going into my last year at MSU. When I came to KBS, I had basically no knowledge or experience with exotic animals, much less birds, since animal science focuses largely on agriculture. As much as I Read More
Jack-o’-lanterns at the Sanctuary
As the air develops a more persistent chill this time of year, the leaves change color and fog settles over ponds and lakes in the morning. Birds fly south to warmer haunts for the winter, while bugs, frogs, and bats move underground to Read More
Meet the Raptors of Michigan!
Michigan is home to some of nature’s coolest predators—raptors! Michigan hosts incredible birds of prey—hawks by day, owls by night—each playing a vital role in our ecosystems. Daytime Flyers: Hawks in Action Red-tailed Hawk – The Sky Read More
Welcome Rylee Lorenz to the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary!
We’re excited to introduce a new face to the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary this summer—please join us in welcoming Rylee Lorenz to the team! Rylee comes to us from West Michigan, bringing a strong academic background with a B.S. in Biology Read More
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A legacy of conservation; a commitment to sustainability.
Kellogg Bird Sanctuary12685 East C Avenue
Augusta, MI 49012
Phone: (269) 671-2510 birdsanctuary@kbs.msu.edu