Wisconsin Letters to the Editor: DNR must do better job of promoting public input hearings
Wisconsin Letters To The Editor
June 23, 2025
Michigan offers wetland lessons for middle-school classrooms
LANSING, Mich. — Teachers looking for a way to work Michigan’s animals and plants into their lessons have a new option to choose from. The state DNR has developed a curriculum called Michigan’s Wondrous Wetlands and Waterfowl. It’s intended for students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades and will provide information about the importance of local […]
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