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9/13/2024

jesse4430

UPPER MICHIGAN - The future of Michigan’s state forest land is now under review.  The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is taking public comment on its new plan for nearly 4 million acres. The DNR held a public meeting at the Marquette Township Hall Thursday to discuss its 10-year State Forest Management Plan.  Some key changes for this new plan include a larger focus on climate change-based strategies, focusing more on long-term sustainability and combining four plans into one comprehensive plan.  This plan will help guide the annual management that occurs across the state on the 4 million acres of state forest. 

 
 
 

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