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BILL COOK
Forester and Wildlife Biologist with Michigan State
University Extension
Bill has worked with regional private forest owners, natural
resource agencies and industries and within public education
communities since 1997. Prior to this position, Bill worked over
eight years in American Indian country, for various public and
private agencies, Trees for Tomorrow Natural Resources Education
Center, and has international
experience in Germany, Great Britain, Malaysia, Nicaragua,
Ecuador, and Cuba.
Bill earned his Bachelor of Science degrees in 1981/82 from
the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in forestry, wildlife
management, biolory, and natural resources. His Masters Degree
in Internation Forestry and Third World Development, 1988, is
from the State University of New York, College of Environmental
Science & Forestry.
Bill's managed websites include:
U.P. Tree Identification Keys: l{tp://uptreeid.conl
MI Forests Forever Teacher's Guide : http://mff.dsisd.net
MI Society of American Foresters: http:l/miqhigansaf.org
Michigan Forest Pathways: http ://Mlforestpathways.net
Michigan Tree Farm: http://michie4ntrecfarm.ors
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