Forest to MI Faucet: Using trees to keep water sources pristine
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is pairing conservation groups with drinking water treatment plant operators to see how source water can be protected by planting trees.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is pairing conservation groups with drinking water treatment plant operators to see how source water can be protected by planting trees.
Dive teams from the Grand Traverse County Sheriff’s Office found the 32-year-old Traverse City man near the mouth of the Boardman River around 11 a.m. on April 22.
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The Traverse City Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is eyeing several key projects for the next year as it puts together its 2023-24 budget, includin...
Numerous activities to celebrate Earth Day are on tap across northern Michigan this coming week. They include: > The Grand Traverse Conservation Dis...