Michigan legislation would pave way to create authority to manage forests
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Legislation introduced in Lansing would play a key role in preserving 32,000 acres of Keweenaw County forest, while creating a mechanism for local forest management.
State Rep. Greg Markkanen, (R-Hancock) introduced House bills 4694 and 4695 in late June to amend Michigan’s Recreational Authorities Act to allow locals to create a governing authority to manage forest lands.
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