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Let’s All Speak for the Trees – Huron-Clinton Metroparks
April 2, 2025 By: Taylor Haugen, Park Interpreter When ecologists, naturalists, and gardeners consider indigenous species, also called native species, they are considering a plant or animal that has evolved over a long period time within a certain area. That region might be large, like the Great Lakes, or smaller, like southeast Michigan. Regardless of the region, these organisms are adapted perfectly to fit into the complex web of interactions …
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