Private Lands Wildlife is a conservation-focused resource for private landowners who want to make their property better for wildlife. Based in Gratiot County, Michigan, the organization shares free, practical guides to help people understand the animals on their land, improve habitat, and respond responsibly when they find orphaned wildlife. Its guides cover species including squirrels, deer, raccoons, rabbits, bats, birds, owls, skunks, turkeys, and turtles, alongside advice on seasonal diets, animal care, and habitat needs.

Private Lands Wildlife also offers hands-on ideas for creating healthier landscapes, such as building owl boxes, bat houses, and birdhouses, making brush piles, restoring ponds, removing invasive plants, and planting native species. Its conservation mission is grounded in the organization’s restoration of a 30-acre Michigan property, which it describes as habitat for wildlife including bald eagles, wood ducks, wild turkeys, and white-tailed deer.

Beyond its guides and conservation work, the brand shares the story of Billy Gruett and offers children’s books that introduce wildlife, habitat stewardship, and Michigan history through storytelling.