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Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy WMEAC Joan Luedders Wolfe, the activist who founded the West Michigan Environmental Action Council, died last month. The West Michigan Environmental Action Council (WMEAC) said Monday that Wolfe died Jan. 23 at age 91. “(It) is a sad day when we lose such an environmental champion,” said Fred Steketee, a fellow activist and longtime friend of Wolfe’s. “My thoughts immediately go to her every time our resident bald eagles and ospreys visit the Thornapple River rapids in front of our home, seeking their next meal.” A native of Detroit, Wolfe and her late husband Willard Wolfe were drawn to Grand Rapids and the wilderness West Michigan was in 1960. Her activist career on environmental issues began shortly after arriving in the region while working with various independent organizations, including the Audubon Club and Trout Unlimited. Wolfe’s frustration with the lack of progress being made by these separate groups is what led to th

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