Typically, when conservationists talk about old-growth forests, they focus on protecting forests that have already reached that stage. In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, a new conservation easement takes a different approach by protecting a forest so it can naturally develop old-growth characteristics. Backed by more than $20 million in federal, state, and private funding, the easem...
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