News
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Protecting Michigan’s waters: What can you do?
Published on August 17, 2015
Individuals can have a positive impact on water quality and quantity by changing some actions to reduce stormwater. -
Researching crayfish at Great Lakes and Natural Resources Camp
Published on August 17, 2015
Youth at the Great Lakes and Natural Resources Camp learned about the invasion of crayfish while engaging in real life research. -
Eliminating egg masses now will prevent leaf eating caterpillars next spring
Published on August 14, 2015
Spring caterpillar hatch can be lessened without using chemicals by finding and eliminating the egg masses from which the caterpillars hatch. -
Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trails Conference
Published on August 14, 2015
Celebrate community partnerships and educational innovations in sharing fisheries heritage stories at September conference. -
Getting the public involved in tracking and reporting on invasive species
Published on August 14, 2015
Michigan State University research scientists and Extension educators are teaming up to alert Michigan residents to potentially damaging invasive forest pests. -
Not so slimy snakes
Published on August 12, 2015
Help youth learn about reptiles and amphibians. -
Youth engaged in engineering
Published on August 11, 2015
Youth at Great Lakes and Natural Resources Camp engaged in an engineering challenge. -
Saginaw Bay Fishing Camp helps recruit the next generation of anglers
Published on August 10, 2015
Youth fishing programs preserve Great Lakes fishing culture and resources. -
Does it get any cleaner
Published on August 6, 2015
Wood energy, an efficient and affordable technology, is one of the most environmentally-friendly energy sources at our disposal. It is renewable and sustainable, but it’s locally-sourced and contributes to the heating and cooling sector. -
New study finds Michigan boaters unsure on invasive species prevention
Published on August 5, 2015
Boaters want to take steps to prevent the spread of invasive species, but survey results suggest that many do not know which steps are now required by law.