Trails on DNR’s agenda in the U.P.
Source: Escanaba Daily Press
Snowmobiling, skiing, hiking, biking, walking, riding–the U.P.’s trails are essential to our economy and our culture. So it’s good to hear from the DNR that they plan to support and strengthen trail networks.
Excerpt: The Department of Natural Resources is not only concerned about the management of natural resources in the state, the agency also seeks to be a partner in economic development in local communities.
That was the message brought before the joint governmental meeting at Escanaba City Hall on Wednesday when DNR representative Stacy Haughey addressed the group.
The whole article can be found here.
Source: Escanaba Daily Press
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