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300-Year-Old Trees Along Detroit River Gain Recognition as an Old-Growth Forest

April 6, 2025

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Old-Growth Forest Network dedication ceremony – Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge / US Fish & Wildlife Service

Who would ever guess that right outside Detroit a native forest has stood undisturbed for centuries—but now, the 300 year-old trees are gaining more respect.

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