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The Indigenous Knowledges Project Reshapes Land Stewardship in NoMI

Through the Indigenous Knowledges Project, the Leelanau Conservancy and Anishinaabe are re-imagining what it means to care for the Great Lakes region together.

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Rugged Slopes, Familiar Welcome in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Serious skiers, adventure-seekers and nostalgia-lovers keep tradition alive just north of the border.

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Traverse City Film Festival, Now Playing—Every Tuesday

Here’s what we're looking forward to in the 2026 TCFF lineup.

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The Healing Inn: Victorian B&B Becomes a Sanctuary for Wellness and Community

When Brittany and Joel Jacobson saw the old Victorian B&B on a Bellaire hilltop, they knew it was more than just a business opportunity. It could become a life-changing sanctuary.   This article first appeared in Traverse Northern Michigan. Find this story and more when you explore our magazine library. Want Traverse delivered to your door or...


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5 Wild Edibles to Forage in Northern Michigan This Winter

The weather may be frigid, but winter still offers plenty of wild flavors if you know where to look. Morels, ramps and violets arrive in spring, followed by summer’s chanterelles and dandelions and fall’s lion’s mane and brambles. Winter, however, is often overlooked by foragers Up North. Yet our woods still offer a bounty once …

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