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Tens-of-millions of acres of National Forest lands could be subject to timber activities if a proposed Trump-administration-rollback is passed. About 16,000 of those acres are in Michigan.
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The U.S Senate agriculture committee will meet on Thursday to discuss the newest version of the Farm Bill that includes cuts to what many farmers call an important conservation program.
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Under the agreement with the Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy, nearly 500 acres will be permanently protected and the YMCA Hayo-Went-Ha Camps will gain millions to put toward needed maintenance of its historic facilities.
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Harmful algal blooms make water unsafe to drink and swim in. Here's how farmers and residents can help preserve Michigan's water.
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Piping Plover experts say breeding pairs have more than doubled since being added to the endangered species list over three decades ago.
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The stamps showcase wildlife artwork and are used as licenses for bird hunting, while also granting a free annual pass to national wildlife refuges.
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A recent report shows bird populations are continuing to decline, and one third of birds need immediate conservation action.
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University of Illinois researchers analyzed traces of DNA in rivers and streams to learn how strips of trees near water — called riparian buffers — impact land species.
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Northern Michigan University criminal justice students are learning how to investigate and prevent poaching.
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For the last 30 years, the Cadillac Area Land Conservancy has worked to protect and preserve land across the state of Michigan. The conservancy partners with landowners to preserve their land for future generations. The nonprofit provides landowners with the resources they need to identify the value of their land and protect it.