Land takes on new look and new lease on life

The Exchange – WZZM Thursday, July 26, 2018 The Land Conservancy of West Michigan is a non-profit organization that works with private landowners and governmental organizations to permanently protect and care for land. They currently manage The Highlands Project in… Read more “Land takes on new look and new lease on life”

Riverside Park restoring wildlife thanks to volunteers

 Morning Mix – FOX17 Thursday, July 17, 2018 West Michigan is home to many great parks and green spaces - any one of them could serve as your next recreational destination. For example, Riverside Park in Grand Haven features… Read more “Riverside Park restoring wildlife thanks to volunteers”

Hatching a plan: How hatcheries help to maintain a healthy, diverse fish population

Great Lakes fish – and fishing – have long shaped the culture, economy and quality of life for people in Michigan. All Michiganders have a vested interest in supporting efforts to conserve fish species to ensure that they are available… Read more “Hatching a plan: How hatcheries help to maintain a healthy, diverse fish population”

Polishing a gem: Plan aims for St. Clair-Detroit River system improvements

In a state chock-full of natural wonders, the St. Clair-Detroit River system is one of the most distinctive, referred to by one conservationist as Michigan’s “sparkling gem.” The unique waterway linking Lake Huron to Lake Erie is considered North America’s… Read more “Polishing a gem: Plan aims for St. Clair-Detroit River system improvements”

Goodwill hunting: How Michigan hunters are helping to feed needy families

On Saturdays, Sterling Heights resident Marilyn Rimkus passes out food to needy families at Heritage Church near her home. The 71-year-old retiree arrives around 9 a.m. to help set up, spends about two and a half hours serving the people… Read more “Goodwill hunting: How Michigan hunters are helping to feed needy families”
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