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CPW acquires Michigan Creek, property conserved as state wildlife area

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Granite cliffs shield the winding movement of Michigan Creek as it threads a river corridor through Park County’s high country, pulling along various species of fish through the wetland meadows. Above the outcropping, an upland plateau supports the migration of…

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CPW acquires Michigan Creek, property conserved as state wildlife area

Granite cliffs shield the winding movement of Michigan Creek as it threads a river corridor through Park County’s high country, pulling along various species of fish through the wetland meadows. Above the outcropping, an upland plateau supports the migration of…

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TheFlume.com broke the news in 4 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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