Residents are being asked to contribute to restoring and protecting the natural world by gathering data on animals seen while driving. This effort involves counting roadkill and wildlife spotted on the side of the road. The Michigan Roadside Wildlife Count is seeking this information to inform conservation efforts.

Environment Michigan Research & Policy Center is leading this initiative, aiming to collect data from residents to help achieve its goals. By participating in the count, individuals can play a role in helping to protect the environment.

Further details on how to participate in the Michigan Roadside Wildlife Count can be found through Environment Michigan Research & Policy Center.