News
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How much do lake trout and Chinook salmon really eat?
Published on May 8, 2017
Chinook salmon have been the most important predator in Lake Michigan for decades. With baitfish on the decline, some anglers believe that lake trout are now eating more than salmon. -
Blue views associated with improved mental well-being
Published on May 8, 2017
Michigan's Great Lakes, inland lakes, rivers and waterfalls may soothe troubled souls. -
Lake Superior Fisheries Workshop planned for May 24 in Central Upper Peninsula
Published on May 3, 2017
Workshop a chance for anglers, others to network, get updates from researchers, agencies on Lake Superior Fisheries. -
Declining growth, condition of Lake Michigan lake whitefish creates concern for fishery
Published on May 2, 2017
Study finds lack of specific food source just one factor in complex issue. -
Good enough drainage
Published on May 1, 2017
Scrimp on that next drainage project to save money and protect our lakes and streams. -
Making your native plant choices for Michigan inland lake shorelines
Published on May 1, 2017
Protecting water quality means protecting inland lake shorelines from erosion and stormwater runoff. Restoring inland lake shorelines means selecting and planting the shoreline with Michigan native plants. -
Pest mosquitoes love standing water and warm weather
Published on May 1, 2017
Managing standing water near your home and business can help control mosquitoes that transmit disease. Keeping your lawn cut can reduce tick populations. -
Deployment of water safety equipment in the Great Lakes has saved lives
Published on April 28, 2017
Multi-year project has placed rescue and safety kits at more than 50 Great Lakes beaches. -
Northeast Michigan explores the National Marine Sanctuaries System
Published on April 20, 2017
Families engaged in science while exploring NOAA’s National Marine Sanctuaries System. -
Student video promotes awareness of Great Lakes marine debris
Published on April 18, 2017
While plastic monsters invade Michigan’s Great Lakes and inland waterways, Alpena Elementary students create video to foster awareness of this issue among their local community.