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This document summarizes a conference on Great Lakes restoration. It discusses how northern Michigan's ecosystems and tourism economy rely on its 10,000 miles of streams and 8 million acres. It highlights the benefits of healthy greenways in connecting communities, concentrating development, sustaining lands, saving money, and protecting wildlife. The document outlines various habitat improvement projects and notes the impacts of fragmentation on wildlife. It advocates for consolidating programs and changing approaches to improve conservation results and reduce costs while engaging partners, landowners, and alternative funding sources.

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Northern Michigan Wild Link
Great Lakes Restoration Annual Conference
September2013

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Inspire
Share the Success
Tools and Approach
Discuss Near Term Innovations

“Up North”
Michigan
10,000 Stream Miles
8 Million acres

Tourism in Michigan adds $18.8 Billion and Employs 200,000

Delivery System That Works
Relevant Priorities, Places and Practices
Results-Oriented Accountability

After

Common Priorities – Combining
Resources for Maximum Results

Healthy Greenways
Connect communities
Concentrate development in
the right places
Sustain forests, farms and
working lands
Save money in flood
protection, water treatment,
erosion control
Protect waterways
Keep fish and wildlife
healthy
Are a key element in
anticipating climate change

Food plots
Nest boxes
Quality timber management
Shrub plantings
Tree plantings
Invasives control
Stream/River habitat improvements
Conservation easements

Maple River Wildlife Corridor, Emmet County, MI

“Ecological Corridors, Northwest Lower Michigan,” Dr. Richard Fischer, ACOE

Bear home ranges in NW Michigan

Map courtesy of the Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources

M-115 near Cadillac
11 bears killed in past 5
years
Numerous near hits
Source: MDNR Website

Three mile stretch of I-75
25 car/elk accidents in
past 5 years
Source: MDNR Website

Typical severe site
50 tons sediment per year

In March, Governor Snyder
signed a $20 million bill for
dredging bays and harbors

YES – Consolidate Programs
YES – Change Traditional Approaches
ü  Improve Results
ü  Reduce Costs
ü  Reduce Demand on Federal
Resources

Conservation
Innovation Grant

Other Funding Sources

Landowners
Frey Foundation
Michigan Coastal Management
Cooperative
Program
Conservation
Norcross Foundation
Partnership Initiative
US Fish & Wildlife Service
USDA Rural Development
Sustain Our Great
Michigan Department of
Lakes - GLRI
Transportation
Americana Foundation
Rotary Charities of TC

Purposefully Focused
Relevant and Necessary
Conservation
Right Sized
Shared Responsibility and
Shared Results
Results Oriented
Accountability

Regional Conservation
Partnership Program
2013 Farm Bill

Thank You!

Conservation Resource Alliance

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Northern Michigan Wild Link

1. Northern Michigan Wild Link Great Lakes Restoration Annual Conference September2013

2. o  o  o  o  Inspire Share the Success Tools and Approach Discuss Near Term Innovations

3. “Up North” Michigan 10,000 Stream Miles 8 Million acres

4. Ecosystem Resiliency

7. Tourism in Michigan adds $18.8 Billion and Employs 200,000

8. $2 Billion Sport Fishing

9. Delivery System That Works Relevant Priorities, Places and Practices Results-Oriented Accountability

10. Landowner Goals

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12. Skills and Assistance and

13. Waiting Lists

14. “Program Neutral” Before

15. After Common Priorities – Combining Resources for Maximum Results

16. Delivery System That Works Relevant Priorities, Places and Practices Results-Oriented Accountability

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19. Healthy Greenways Connect communities Concentrate development in the right places Sustain forests, farms and working lands Save money in flood protection, water treatment, erosion control Protect waterways Keep fish and wildlife healthy Are a key element in anticipating climate change

20. Food plots Nest boxes Quality timber management Shrub plantings Tree plantings Invasives control Stream/River habitat improvements Conservation easements

21. Credit: Kristin Hurlin

22. Maple River Wildlife Corridor, Emmet County, MI “Ecological Corridors, Northwest Lower Michigan,” Dr. Richard Fischer, ACOE

23. Bear home ranges in NW Michigan Map courtesy of the Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources

24. M-115 near Cadillac 11 bears killed in past 5 years Numerous near hits Source: MDNR Website Three mile stretch of I-75 25 car/elk accidents in past 5 years Source: MDNR Website

25. www.northernmichiganstreams.org

26. Targeting for Maximum Benefit

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29. Impacts are Large in Rural Michigan

30. Delivery System That Works Relevant Priorities, Places and Practices Results-Oriented Accountability

31. Before Before After

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33. We Have the Science

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37. Typical severe site 50 tons sediment per year In March, Governor Snyder signed a $20 million bill for dredging bays and harbors

38. YES – Consolidate Programs YES – Change Traditional Approaches ü  Improve Results ü  Reduce Costs ü  Reduce Demand on Federal Resources

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40. Conservation Innovation Grant Other Funding Sources Landowners Frey Foundation Michigan Coastal Management Cooperative Program Conservation Norcross Foundation Partnership Initiative US Fish & Wildlife Service USDA Rural Development Sustain Our Great Michigan Department of Lakes - GLRI Transportation Americana Foundation Rotary Charities of TC

41. Purposefully Focused Relevant and Necessary Conservation Right Sized Shared Responsibility and Shared Results Results Oriented Accountability Regional Conservation Partnership Program 2013 Farm Bill

42. Thank You! Conservation Resource Alliance

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