Where?
We planted our grass on the dunes at Muskegon State Park. At Muskegon State Park, there are more than 1,000 acres of natural scenic area nestled between Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake. There are many activities people enjoy doing here, including swimming, camping, boating, and biking. Many animals need this land for food and shelter. Milkweed grows there, feeding monarch caterpillars and butterflies alike. Many mammals live there too. That is why we need to preserve it. Dune blowouts, which happen when a sand dune collapses, can damage the dunes behind it and destroy the habitat.
