You’ll no longer need a Michigan parks sticker to get into Waterloo or Pinckney Recreation Areas this fall. Instead, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is instituting a “recreation passport” system.
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The Legacy Land Conservancy and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources yesterday sealed the deal on two property agreements that will add 109.6 acres to Waterloo Recreation Area, including one roughly-72-acre parcel near Chelsea.
The Legacy Land Trust, a non-profit agency that works to preserve farmland and natural areas, is working to preserve four properties that adjoin or are inside Waterloo Recreational Area.
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