Public Input Welcome at March 2021 DNR Meetings

lschultz • March 4, 2021

Adapted from the February 25, 2021, Michigan Department of Natural Resouces press release.

See the full DNR press release HERE .

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has an abundance of public meetings prepared for March 2021, and interested members of the public are encouraged to take part in these meetings to let their voices be heard on a wide variety of topics. Due to continued COVID-19 precautions, these meetings will be held virtually or be conference calls. It is recommended that those interested in participating review the DNR boards, commissions, committees and councils webpage  for updates.

Public input is a critical component of how natural resource management decisions are made, and the public is encouraged to get involved and share their thoughts and concerns at any of the following March 2021 meetings listed below.

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