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Showcasing the DNR: After 11 years, Good Neighbor Authority ‘wildly successful’ in Michigan

Michigan has become a national leader in implementing the Good Neighbor Authority, a congressionally authorized program to co-manage federal land that brings millions of dollars into the state through timber sales, supports jobs and protects wildlife. Since joining the program in 2015, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources has teamed with the U.S. Forest Service to manage nearly 50,000 acres within Michigan’s three national forests: Huron-Manistee in the Lower Peninsula and Ottawa and Hiawatha in the Upper Peninsula.

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