This story is part of Michigan Public’s series “Mornings in Michigan,” which features morning moments from across the state.
When Michiganders find injured animals, many of them bring them to Howell Nature Center — a wildlife rehabilitation clinic and educational park in Livingston County. The center sees about 4,000 injured and orphaned animals every year.
The park sits on 230 acres of woods and wetlands. Michigan Public’s Beth Weiler and I visited on a recent summer morning. We shadowed Jen Ewing, the center’s curator of wildlife and education…