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Conservancy scientists currently support a study to determine the effects removing invasive baby's breath (Gypsophila paniculata) will have on globally rare sand dunes at the Zetterberg Preserve at Pt. Betsie (above). Learn about this and other current research projects in Michigan. |
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| Images (top to bottom, left to right): © Sue DeVries/Conservancy Staff (Pt. Betsie) (baby's breath); © Michael D-L Jordan/ www.dlpphoto.com (Lake Superior); © Elizabeth LaPorte (Sharon Hollow); © University of Michigan Press (book); © Conservancy Archives (McMahon Lake) (Landmark Volunteers) |