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| Michigan's conservation sentinel for more than a half century
Since November 1953, The North Woods Call has been the vital link for those dedicated to long-term stewardship of Michigan's natural resources. Other "outdoor" media deliver a repetitious hook'em and shoot-'em drill. Hard-knuckle conservation news and commentary is about as rare as a chipmunk under the bird feeder during a February blizzard. Add to that, any hard-core conservation news they report, almost always, was lifted from THE CALL. The CALL's exclusive reporting is enhanced by an analytical sock-it-to-'em editorial page. Garnishing this are your letters and a rambling exploration of the outdoors. As The Call's editorial masthead declares, it is "An admittedly biased newspaper: Dedicated to the proposition that there is only one side to any issue involving natural resources... NATURE's!" You get 22 issues for only $30 a year. Or, if you are looking for a steal, 44 issues for only $54. All with more news and commentary that matters to you than you'll find in a full year's daily newspapers. Sign up today, for yourself and a pal. (It is the perfect gift for those you want to recruit to conservation's banner.) |
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