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  • A colorful mural is painted on a wall along the path leading down to the Leslie Tassel Upland Game Bird Exhibit at the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary, with a field of yellow flowers in bloom in the foreground.

    Creating connections


    Thank you for your support in 2025.
    Read our annual report>
  • Snowy view of the Sanctuary's foot bridge and Wintergreen Lake, with waterfowl in the foreground.

    A period of rest


    KBS, including the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary and Kellogg Manor House, will observe Michigan State University's planned winter closure.
    Read more>
  • A past W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary avian care intern walks away from the camera with Toby, a red-tailed hawk perched on their glove.

    Get ready. Get set. Grow.


    Applications are open for 2026 KBS summer undergraduate research experiences and internships.
    Learn more and apply>
  • The 2025 cohort of the KBS GALS program poses for a group photo near a wooded area in front of a North Country Trail sign.

    Calling all 'GALS'


    High school students can now apply for a free summer science program offered through KBS.
    Find more info and apply>
  • Artist rendering of a renovated W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary.

    Help the Sanctuary serve generations to come


    As we approach our 100th year in 2027, we're working to upgrade our facilities to match the needs of our visitors.
    Support our renovation plans>

News

A combine works an agricultural field at the KBS Long-Term Ecological Research program site.

KBS LTER to support annual Underground Innovations event

Several GALS participants stand on sand at the water's edge, holding fish nets, while an employee from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources talk with them about aquatic ecology.

Applications open for the KBS GALS program; free summer program for high schoolers offered for second year

Group photo of KBS summer undergraduate students, taken on an outdoor staircase.

Undergrads: Apply now for KBS summer programs

Read more KBS news.

Stories

Kensington Woods biology students look in a shallow pan of water in a KBS lab, identifying macroinvertebrates with KBS science education and outreach fellow Caleb Krueger.

Creativity and curiosity: K-Woods students explore science and art at KBS

Excellence, recognized: Accolades abound for KBS faculty, staff and students

Fourth-grade students examine bones on the forest floor through a partnership with KBS staff and graduate students.

Extending our reach: Impacts of KBS programs felt on farms, in K-12 classrooms

Read more KBS stories.

Events

Three "Ducky Day" attendees pose for a photo holding rubber duck props in front of a red-and-white backdrop.

Saturday, Jan. 31 | A Ducky Day at the Bird Sanctuary

A bright red, male Northern Cardinal perches on a snow-covered tree branch against a white background.

January-March | Online Birds and Coffee Chats

A snowy view of a portion of the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary's Paved Path.

Dec. 24 through Jan. 2 | Kellogg Bird Sanctuary, Manor House, rest of KBS campus to close for winter break

See the full calendar of events.

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A legacy of conservation; a commitment to sustainability.

W.K. Kellogg Biological Station
3700 E. Gull Lake Drive
Hickory Corners, MI 49060
(269) 671-5117
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