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Money is going to efforts to conserve waterfront in Elberta, restore Arctic grayling to rivers and reforest northern Michigan after the ice storm.
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The owls were born in the wild earlier this spring.
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The money was slotted for stream restoration and farmland preservation across the region.
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One has funding delayed on nearly half its projects.
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This is the first “organization-led” land purchase in the conservancy’s more than 30-year history.
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River stocking could save whitefish. Scientists in northern Michigan are still trying to figure out the best way to do it.
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After more than a century, tribes will reintroduce the fish to three northern Michigan rivers later this year.
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Critics worry about the environmental impact. The Park Service says strict regulations will protect the area.
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The state has offered tools to manage nuisance Canada geese for years. Now, it's adding euthanasia as an option.
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The Natural Resources Commission restricted steelhead harvest last year against DNR science. Some critics worry a small clarification this fall could tighten the screws even more.