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CNAS Collaborates on Sugar Bush Program

Moose Research Team Completes Winter Collaring Effort

Northern Michigan University Biology Professor Diana Lafferty and some of her students recently concluded efforts to capture and collar moose as part of cooperative research team that also involves members of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and the Michigan DNR. The team focused its winter work on the core moose population area in the western Upper Peninsula.
Drs. Tyler Petroelje (MDNR) and Diana Lafferty (NMU) are co-Principal Investigators (pictured) along with Erin Johnston (KBIC, not pictured) in this long-term initiative to study the factors limiting moose population growth in the western UP.

Library Mural Project Nears Completion

A collaborative mural is nearing completion in the newly-remodeled Lydia M. Olson Library at Northern Michigan University. The artwork, by graphic design and ecology student Sydney Kuipers, depicts a variety of animals native to the Upper Peninsula arranged in a geometric-like pattern. It is located front and center along the wall near the information services desk. Campus and community members have assisted in painting the mural.
Olson Library Mural Design