In collaboration with the Stage Nature Center, the Pine River Nature Center presents an in-depth exploration of owls that reside in and migrate through Michigan. Discover what makes these elusive birds so extraordinary, from their exceptional hearing and night vision to their distinctive courtship behaviors. Learn why owls are such a captivating and vital part of Michigan’s natural ecosystem.

Enter the mysterious nighttime world of Michigan’s bats in this educational documentary. Explore the life history, behaviors, and ecological importance of these often misunderstood mammals. From their role in insect control to their unique methods of navigation, discover why bats are a vital part of the natural balance.

Buzz into the world of one of nature’s most important pollinators in this fascinating look at the honeybee. Learn about the life cycle, behaviors, and historical role of honeybees in agriculture and ecosystems. This video also offers an inside look at the process of honey collection, revealing how bees work together to create one of nature’s sweetest gifts.

Travel deep into the waters of the Great Lakes in this documentary about the efforts to save the ancient Lake Sturgeon from extinction. Produced in partnership with the Friends of the St. Clair River and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, this film highlights the work of conservationists and educators to protect one of Michigan’s most remarkable aquatic species. Learn about the sturgeon’s prehistoric past, the challenges it faces today, and how local schools in St. Clair County are helping to study and protect this iconic fish through hands-on research and environmental education.