The document discusses the ecological value and diversity of wetlands located near Kellogg Forest and MDNR land in Calhoun County, Michigan. Some key points: - The wetlands have excellent water quality and support a rich diversity of habitats, including forests, marshes, lakes, and bogs. - They are home to rare plant and animal species like spotted turtles, Blanchard's cricket frogs, and eastern hognosed snakes. - The wetlands provide important habitat for threatened and endangered species and act as a stronghold for species declining elsewhere due to habitat loss. - The wetlands have value for research and public access through areas like Kellogg Forest and MDNR land