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Where to find Michigan Conservation & Natural Resources content now?
Will go here, so that you can find more.


The following is scribbling mostly, it'll be better, I swear!


The Great Lakes Pilot & Mariner newspaper, of Grand Marais, usually has reprinted text from MC in its issues (as well as a lot of other reprinted and new writing).


Search bookfinder to see which used bookstores might have issues for sale [the link searches keywords 'michigan, conservation', adjust to see other matches, tweak search by keyword, title, author, and misspellings to maximize potential].


Check local used bookshops, antique and second-hand stores, library and school rummage sales, yard sales, etc. you never know what you'll find!


There are usually single issues for sale on Ebay, sometimes there are batches of multiple, even many issues. Try this search to start.


As of March 2010, here's an ad with a very good collection of magazines for sale as a batch! In March 2011 they're still listed...


As of March 2010, this paper ephemera dealer has number of MC and MNR magazines for sale individually!


According to conversations I had in early 2010, the Michigan State Archives has long-range ideas or hopes or dreams to scan these.


In the same discussions I learned that most of the Ozz Warbach drawings are now in the archive. See here, for example.


Many libraries in Michigan have full or partial runs of the magazine; check your local municipal and college libraries, also try 'ANSWER', The Library of Michigan's Online Catalog, MeLCat (the big unified Michigan public library search), a university catalog, or Worldcat.


Some of the content was published in identical or edited format in books, which are usually easier to find for sale or in libraries; see the section on related content for leads.


Search the web, you never know what you'll find there either!


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