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A look at wildlife conservation with The Michigan Wildlife Council plus an urgent need outlined at Dégagé Ministries(12/03/23)
Published 2 years, 5 months ago
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In this week's program host, Phil Tower welcomes Nick Buggia, chair of the Michigan Wildlife Council. The Michigan Wildlife Council is entrusted with educating the public about the importance of wildlife conservation and its role in preserving Michigan’s great outdoor heritage for future generations. Establishment of the Council...a governor-appointed, nine-member public body established by Michigan Public Act No. 246 of 2013.
ONLINE: Michigan Wildlife Council
On part two of the program this week Phil Tower speaks with Thelma Ensink, Executive Director with Dégagé Ministries. Dégagé serves over 1000 unique individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty in Grand Rapids. Ensink recently signed an urgent letter to the West Michigan community stating that they will not have enough beds, supplies, staff, and funding to meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness in Grand Rapids this winter. Dégagé is the only emergency shelter for women in Grand Rapids and is now seeing up to 125 women a night in shelters, many experiencing homelessness for the first time.
Online: Dégagé Ministries
ONLINE: Michigan Wildlife Council
On part two of the program this week Phil Tower speaks with Thelma Ensink, Executive Director with Dégagé Ministries. Dégagé serves over 1000 unique individuals experiencing homelessness and poverty in Grand Rapids. Ensink recently signed an urgent letter to the West Michigan community stating that they will not have enough beds, supplies, staff, and funding to meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness in Grand Rapids this winter. Dégagé is the only emergency shelter for women in Grand Rapids and is now seeing up to 125 women a night in shelters, many experiencing homelessness for the first time.
Online: Dégagé Ministries