Michigan
23 August 2002 - 6:00am
Developers, environmental advocates and property owners benefit from the activities carried out by Michigan’s 43 land conservancies.
"Across Michigan, land conservancies are impacting how Michigan looks now -- and how it will look in the future. The state is a Midwestern leader in its number of land conservancies."
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A gift of Michigan: Land conservancies work with families to preserve the best of the state
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The Detroit Free Press, August 22, 2002
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