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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, in collaboration with Hudsonville Ice Cream, is seeking nominations for 'Outstanding Outdoor Kids' aged 8-18 who have made significant contributions to outdoor recreation and environmental preservation. Nominations can be submitted using a specific form, and winners from three age groups will receive various rewards, including serving as a judge for an ice cream contest and a free camping week at Michigan State Parks. The nomination deadline is January 23.

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What is the DNR law in Michigan?

Under Michigan law, people may choose to sign something called a do-not-resuscitate order. This tells health care professionals not to try to revive them. Who May Complete A Do-Not-Resuscitate Form? A competent adult who has discussed the issue with his or her physician.

What are the natural resources of Michigan?

Michigan is a major producer of cement, construction sand and gravel, iron ore, peat, and potash. It produces common clay, crushed and dimension stone, gypsum, industrial sand and gravel, lime, gemstones, and salt.

How do I contact Michigan State Parks?

Call 517-284-7275 or email DNR-ParksandRecreation@michigan.gov. Before you visit a state park, campground or trail, its always a good idea to check the latest closures due to planned improvement projects, repairs and weather-related events in DNR facilities around the state.

What makes you a DNR?

A do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order is a legal order that tells healthcare personnel that you dont want lifesaving treatment if your heart or lungs can no longer support you on their own. DNR orders are more common among people with a terminal condition, or whose chance of surviving resuscitation is very low.

What does DNR do in Michigan?

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is the agency of the state of Michigan founded in 1921, charged with maintaining natural resources such as state parks, state forests, and recreation areas. It is governed by a director appointed by the Governor and accepted by the Natural Resources Commission.