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  1. Michigan and Minnesota have agreed on shared management of their wolf populations.

The Michigan Environmental Council opposes wolf hunting licenses for conservation, while others argue licenses could improve the local economy.

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The Michigan Environmental Council opposes wolf hunting licenses for conservation, while others argue licenses could improve the local economy.

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