Question

Which of the following statements about Michigan's current State and National Forests is TRUE?

1) Michigan has no State or National Forests
2) Michigan has only State Forests but no National Forests
3) Michigan has only National Forests but no State Forests
4) Michigan has both State and National Forests

Answer 1

Michigan has both State and National Forests.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct statement about Michigan's current State and National Forests is that Michigan has both State and National Forests (option 4). State Forests in Michigan are managed by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and cover about 4 million acres. National Forests, on the other hand, are managed by the National Forest Service and include the Huron-Manistee National Forest and the Ottawa National Forest in Michigan. These forests provide important recreational opportunities and protect valuable natural resources.