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Working for Wildlife - Habitat Improvement Occurring

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The Department of Natural Resources and Environment, Wildlife Division is excited to share our latest habitat improvement projects by keeping you up-to-date and displaying our progress along the way.

Maple River State Game Area
This game area is north of St. Johns and south of Ithaca in Clinton, Gratiot and Ionia counties. Traveling US-127, it's approximately one mile south of M-57 or Cleveland Road. Maple River State Game Area's wetland management units were in need of a facelift. Over the next few years, a number of habitat improvements will occur. Watch the change! Click here for more information about the Maple River State Game Area project.

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