Government Files New Survey of Michigan Refuge Land
Published Date: 6/4/2026
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Summary
The Bureau of Land Management is officially filing a new land survey for parts of Michigan on July 6, 2026, unless someone protests by then. This survey helps the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service manage the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge lands better. If you have concerns, you’ve got 30 days from June 4 to speak up—no cost, just a quick letter!
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