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Releases:
January 2009, Lansing Motorcycle Club Named DNR Partner in
Conservation
August 2007, Tackling the Trash Problem
April of 2007, Ask for Receipts
June of 2005,
Volunteers are Vital
Clean up the
Hiawatha – A National Trails Day Event
Adopt-a-Forest Announces
Website Launch
Adopt-a-Forest program
announces 'million acre' milestone
AAF Partners honored at banquet
$5000 materials grant received from
Home Depot
Public Service Announcements:
Video:
Public Service Announcement #1
Public Service Announcement #2
Public Service Announcement #3
Awards:
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Jan. 13, 2009
The Lansing Motorcycle Club (LMC) was named a Department
of Natural Resources Partner in Conservation at the regular
meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission Jan. 9
in Lansing. LMC, with its club grounds located in Missaukee
County, has long participated in volunteer activities with
the DNR.
"The Lansing Motorcycle Club has been an advocate of the
DNR and natural resources conservation for many years," said
DNR Director Rebecca Humphries. "Their generous gifts of
time, energy and manpower have helped us complete many
special projects from state forest cleanups to removing
trespass encroachments. LMC is one of our strongest
advocates for sustainable state forest management."
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2003: USDA Forest Service, Hiawatha National
Forest received an Honor Award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture "for
exemplary effort in coordinating a multi-agency partnership to address health and safety
issues for employees and forest users resulting from illegal trash dumping on the Hiawatha
National Forest."
2000: Lovell's Hook and Trigger (Crawford County) honored with
Certificate of Appreciation to "appreciate their exceptional contribution to
the future of Michigan's Forests."
1999: Program manager, Ada Takacs
honored with a Certificate of Appreciation "to appreciate your
exceptional contribution to the future of Michigan's forests" from
the MDNR, Forest Management Division.
1992: The Trash Team received an Honor Award from the Eastern
Regional Team for "outstanding public service to the Huron-Manistee National Forest
in forming a coalition of public agencies, citizen organizations, corporations and
interested individuals dedicated to resolving the problem of illegal trash dumping in
Michigan's forests."
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