11/27/12 - The chief of interpretive services for Huron-Clinton Metroparks who resides in Livingston County is set to retire. Michael George of Tyrone Township will retire on December 31st after a 32-year career as a Metroparks employee. He started out volunteering in 1979 before moving on to hold a number of positions at various metroparks over the years. In 2006, he was named chief of interpretive services for the Huron-Clinton Metroparks and is responsible for administering ten interpretive facilities and an extensive off-site education program. Some major projects completed under his direction include a new Nature Center at Stony Creek Metropark and the Environmental Discovery Centerâs indoor exhibits and outdoor interpretive areas at Indian Springs Metropark. George also works closely with community, state and national educational and environmental groups. George and his wife Karen, who is also retiring from the Metroparks, are said to be avid canoeists who plan to continue their interest in nature and historical interpretation while getting more involved with their church. (JM)
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