News
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Spring rains can bring more than May flowers
Published on April 17, 2013
Acid rain or acid deposition is a serious problem that affects all aspects of our ecosystem. -
Establishing a legal lake level on your inland lake – Part 1
Published on April 17, 2013
There are pros and cons to artificially manipulating your lake’s water level. For a lake ecosystem it is more con than pro. -
New rural water quality protection guidebook prepared by Michigan State University
Published on April 13, 2013
New guidebook is a “must have” that details best management practices that lower the impact of land use activities on water bodies and provides sample language for community master plans and zoning ordinances. -
Celebrating Earth Day helps youth develop leadership skills
Published on April 13, 2013
Many Earth Day events give youth a chance to create positive change. -
What’s the Point and Non-Point in Water Quality?
Published on April 4, 2013
Michigan has nearly 3,300 miles of shoreline – second only to Alaska. Understanding sources of water pollution is important to our quality of life, recreation and economy. -
Aquatic plant control in Michigan sport fishing ponds
Published on April 2, 2013
Aquatic plants are an important part of the ecosystem, especially in ponds managed for sport fishing. -
Citizen Science Part IV: People making a difference in their community and across the state
Published on April 2, 2013
You can make a difference for our Great Lakes coastal areas! -
Stocking Michigan ponds for sport fishing
Published on April 2, 2013
Stocking the right fish at the right time in your pond can make the difference in a successful fishing experience. -
Ten signs of a warming world
Published on March 28, 2013
We hear a great deal about climate change, but what clear evidence demonstrates such change? -
Michigan safe and clean boating – fueling tips (Part One)
Published on March 28, 2013
Protect yourself and Michigan’s Great Lakes and inland waters by following some simple methods when fueling your boat.