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The Forests of Michigan—From Ice to Axe to Growth

Michigan’s forests have evolved considerably during the past 4500 years. Post-glacial expansion of forests provided extensive, versatile resources for indigenous peoples. Eventually, these resources were exploited by immigrants to Michigan from Europe and the eastern US. Today, the forests are recovering and growing via natural regeneration and tree plantings, with many current uses and challenges.


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Author(s): Larry A. Leefers

Publication: National Nursery Proceedings - 2009

Event: Northeastern Forest and Conservation Nursery Association Meeting
2009 - Grand Rapids, Michigan