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Share Your Thoughts With The DNR At Upcoming Meetings

One important avenue for this input is at meetings of the public bodies that advise the DNR.

The Department of Natural Resources is committed to providing Michigan residents the opportunity to share input and ideas on policy decisions, programs and other aspects of natural resource management and outdoor recreation opportunities.

One important avenue for this input is at meetings of the public bodies that advise the DNR and, in some cases, also set policies for natural resource management. Frequently check the DNR boards, commissions, committees and councils webpage for updates.

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The links below will take you to the webpage for each group, where you will find specific location or virtual and teleconference meeting information. When finalized, meeting agendas also will be available here. Please check these pages frequently, as meeting details (such as a change to in-person rather than virtual format) and agendas may change and sometimes meetings are canceled.

May meetings

Fisheries 'Conversations & Coffee' virtual event

The public also is invited to join DNR Fisheries Division staff at a virtual Conversations & Coffee event to informally discuss local issues and management activities related to fisheries. More information is available at Michigan.gov/Fishing.

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  • Northern and Southern Lake Huron management units, Thursday, May 6, 6 to 7 p.m. Registration is required. Register for the free event by 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 5. Contact: Randy Claramunt, 231-622-3820.

Opportunity to serve

The Michigan State Waterways Commission is seeking a candidate to fill a vacant seat representing the general public. For more information, call or email Michelle Wieber at 517-285-0747, or apply here.


This press release was produced by the Michigan DNR. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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