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Recreation

Outdoor, resource-based recreational activities.

Outdoor enthusiasts with disabilities hit the slopes thanks to the region’s adaptive ski programs.

Efforts are underway to determine if Bishop Baraga’s many works make him worthy of sainthood.

A kiteboarding and drone enthusiast captures stunning views of Lake Michigan beaches.

Dachshunds help hunters find wounded deer.

Ann Arbor will be the first city in Michigan to sterilize deer to control population. Hunters would rather take care of the problem themselves.

Those who’d like to “rough it” in a tent and those who prefer electricity, water and Wi-Fi have options for winter camping in Michigan.

Mark Neuzil and Norman Sims’s “Canoes: A Natural History in North America” explores the rich history of the vessel and the people involved.

Animal body language, team building and water conservation are among the subjects examined by winter explorers.

You can have fun and save money by building your own.

The traditional sport of foxhunting lives on in Michigan, where the thrill is in the chase and the quarry lives to run another day.