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Invasive species get their goat | News, Sports, Jobs

Glossy buckthorn, a woody invasive species and its relatives, known for their tendency to spread in large swaths, have become a focus of invasive species manage

Goats galore: Invasive species management project slated for Swedetown trails | News, Sports, Jobs

Come meet the goats that are helping manage invasive glossy buckthorn at the Swedetown Trails in Calumet, Michigan. This summer, a herd of about 30 goats will

Ride The Keweenaw has now opened registration for Enduro races and group rides in May. Put on in part by the Copper Harbor Trails Club, the event allows visitors and community members alike the chance to ride the trails of the Keweenaw either in group rides or Enduro race events.

Put on in part by the Copper Harbor Trails Club, the event allows visitors and community members alike the chance to ride the trails of the Keweenaw either in group rides or Enduro race events.

Meet the Organizations with Giving Tuesday: Swedetown Trails Club – ABC 10/CW5

Calumet Area Trails Group finalizes concept plan, announces presentation | News, Sports, Jobs

gjaehnig@mininggazette.com Photo courtesy of Main Street Calumet Clockwise from upper left; KNHP Landscape Architect Steve DeLong answers questions from members of the public during a community outreach session in October, 2019. CALUMET The Calumet Area Trails (CAT) Group finalized its concept plan for the trail system, and has announced a scheduled presentation for later this month. The group’s vision has to form a system of trails, routes and pathways that connect parks, other trails and trail networks and Calumet area communities. “The CAT will enhance the quality of life and sense of place for residents and visitors,” states the group’s website, “by providing a way to explore the area’s cultural, natural, and recreational resources. The trail system will foster health and safety, strengthen community ties and local businesses, and support restoration and conservation efforts in this beautiful, nationally significant landscape.”