*** About Michigan's Upper Peninsula: As a peninsula that is surrounded by the Great Lakes — Lake Superior to the north, and Lake Michigan and Lake Huron to the south, Michigan's Upper Peninsula is a breathtaking expanse of natural beauty. It covers approximately 29,000 square miles and is home to vast tracts of forest land, numerous state and national parks, and a rich array of wildlife. The region is known for its extensive forest cover, primarily made up of maple, birch, and conifer trees. This geographic region not only serves as a critical habitat for diverse wildlife but also supports recreational activities such as hiking, camping, and bird watching, drawing nature enthusiasts from around the globe. The peninsula's natural resources, including its forests and waterways, play a crucial role in Michigan's environmental health and its forestry industry.

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