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GAY, Mich. (WJMN) – The Buffalo Reef Task Force has narrowed down its plans for disposing of stamp sands in the Keweenaw Peninsula, and as part of the process public feedback is being accepted on these plans. According to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Buffalo Reef is a 2,200-acre natural cobble that lays beneath […]

The multi-agency Buffalo Reef Task Force has issued its draft alternatives analysis for disposal of stamp sands removed from threatening valuable fish spawning

HOUGHTON COUNTY, MI — A public meeting will be held in the Upper Peninsula town of Lake Linden to present plans for removing vast amounts of crushed copper mining ore that’s slowly swallowing a stretch of Lake Superior coastline.

Mi Environment - The Buffalo Reef Task Force continues its collaborative work to protect this Lake Superior lake trout and lake whitefish spawning area.

DNR Task force needs property owner information on underground features in Keweenaw County Task force needs property owner information on underground features in Keweenaw County Contact: Jay Parent, 906-236-9611 or John Pepin, 906-226-1352 Agency: Natural Resources June 2, 2021 Affected area is Lake Superior shoreline from Gay to Grand Traverse Harbor The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energys Water Resources Division, in cooperation with the Buffalo Reef Task Force, is ask...

SOM Task force needs property owner information on underground features in Keweenaw County Task force needs property owner information on underground features in Keweenaw County Contact: Jay Parent, 906-236-9611 or John Pepin, 906-226-1352 Agency: Natural Resources June 2, 2021 Affected area is Lake Superior shoreline from Gay to Grand Traverse Harbor The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energys Water Resources Division, in cooperation with the Buffalo Reef Task Force, is ask...

Jan 25, 2021 These are stamp sands deposited along the Lake Superior shoreline on Dec. 9. The harbor is located at the bottom of the photo. (Neil Harri photo) From the Michigan Department of Natural Resources GAY — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has provided an update from the Buffalo Reef Task Force on developments to save the natural underwater reef in Lake Superior’s Grand Traverse Bay, off the eastern side of the Keweenaw Peninsula. Over the past roughly 100 years, hist...

Here are the latest news updates from the Buffalo Reef Task Force on developments to save the natural underwater reef in Lake Superior’s Grand Traverse Bay, o