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Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership offers comprehensive inland lake shorelines information
Published on September 10, 2012
Resources are available to help protect and restore Michigan’s more than 23,500 miles of inland lake shoreline. -
Southeast Michigan fruit regional report – September 10, 2012
Published on September 10, 2012
We are finding record numbers of spotted wing Drosophila. Fall red raspberry growers must trap for this pest or check for infested fruit. -
Best Control Practice Guides available from Michigan Natural Features Inventory
Published on September 10, 2012
Comprehensive resources are available to help those trying to combat some of Michigan’s nastiest invasive plants. -
Michigan Catch & Cook to be highlighted at the Michigan Charter Boat Association Annual Meeting
Published on September 7, 2012
As more charter captains enroll in the Michigan Catch & Cook program, Michigan Sea Grant will provide a presentation on fish handling procedures and food safety requirements at the next Michigan Charter Boat Association Annual Meeting. -
Chinese mystery snail recorded in Michigan lakes
Published on September 7, 2012
Another exotic invader has quietly spread into inland lakes and rivers. This large snail is sold by pet stores, water garden suppliers, and live food markets, but it can become a nuisance to swimmers if released from captivity. -
Festival welcomes return of salmon to Grand Haven
Published on September 7, 2012
The ninth annual Grand Haven Salmon Festival is scheduled for September 21-23. Festivities include a Big King Fishing Contest, Salmon Cook-Off, and KidZone where children can learn about fish and wildlife. -
River Rouge and Trenton take steps to create sustainable coastal communities
Published on September 6, 2012
Walkability and bikeability assessments are helping coastal communities find ways to connect residents and visitors to community assets, neighborhoods and downtown businesses. -
Michigan Sea Grant works with professional fishing tournaments to help prevent spread of AIS
Published on September 6, 2012
By implementing an AIS-HACCP program in fishing tournaments, the risk of spreading aquatic invasive species could be greatly reduced to protect our waterways. -
Fall-harvesting berry growers need to monitor and manage spotted wing Drosophila
Published on September 4, 2012
Ripe fruit and cooler days provide conditions for pest buildup. -
Forestry consultants: What they do, how they help, where to find them
Published on September 3, 2012
Forest owners can learn where to find professional assistance to maximize the values of their forest resources.