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Welcome to Inside Michigan’s Great Outdoors, the
first edition of a quarterly e-newsletter
introducing the natural, cultural and historic
resources of the state parks and recreation system.
This vast, diverse network includes state parks,
recreation areas, harbors, boating access sites,
scenic sites, lighthouses and more.
Though we encourage everyone to GO-Get Outdoors and
experience Michigan’s natural resources, this
publication is called Inside because it invites you
to the inside track on the abundant resources for
you to enjoy today and share with future generations.
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With 97 state parks and recreation areas throughout
Michigan, you’re never more than an hour away from
some of best outdoor recreation opportunities in the
state. You don’t have to spend a fortune on gasoline
to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether it’s camping,
biking, hiking, boating, canoeing or picnicking,
follow the links to find out how to discover outdoor
fun less than one tank away.
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Outdoor recreation plays a significant role in the
quality of life that Michigan citizens enjoy. Before
the enactment of the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA), relatively few recreation facilities and
services were accessible to persons with disabilities.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is
committed to the conservation, protection,
management, use and enjoyment of the State's
natural
resources for current and future generations.
Visit the
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
The Natural Resources Commission is the governing
body for the Michigan Department of Natural
Resources. In providing a strategic framework for
the DNR to effectively manage the state's resources,
the NRC works closely with a broad cross-section of
constituencies to establish and continuously improve
natural resources management policy.
Visit
the Michigan Natural Resources
Commission
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PROJECT GO
Get Outdoors
GO-Get Outdoors celebrates outdoor recreation and
the role it plays with improving the quality of life
in Michigan.
Come inside...
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