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AFDO/Seafood Alliance HACCP Training Course to be held in December at casino
Published on August 24, 2017
Commercial fish processors, staff encouraged to take class if not certified. -
Lake Michigan kings are back — but why?
Published on August 23, 2017
After the gloom-and-doom of 2016, anglers are gearing up for a much better run of salmon in 2017. Recent trends in the fishery suggest that ups and downs may be the new norm if prey populations do not stabilize. -
Lake Michigan’s charter fishing industry is … remarkably stable
Published on August 23, 2017
It doesn’t make for sensational headlines, but charter fishing has been a consistent part of coastal tourism despite recent ups and downs in fishing success. -
SepticSmart Week core messages
Published on August 22, 2017
Sept. 18-22, 2017 marks the fifth annual SepticSmart week, sponsored by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). -
Students team up with Michigan Sea Grant to protect native fish
Published on August 15, 2017
A threatened fish called the River Redhorse is the latest subject of the Native Fish Heroes poster series. -
New video shows anglers how to remove stomachs for fish diet study
Published on August 9, 2017
Researchers are trying to learn more about what trout, salmon, and walleye are eating in lakes Huron and Michigan. Anglers can help by donating stomachs from their catch. -
Celebrate summer with teriyaki fish kabobs on the grill
Published on August 8, 2017
Want to enjoy fresh local fish? Why not try this easy meal of pineapple, green pepper, and fish teriyaki. -
How will climate change impact the food system? (Part 1)
Published on August 7, 2017
An exploration of how climate change may impact food system sectors on local, regional and global scales -
How will climate change impact the food system? (Part 2)
Published on August 7, 2017
An exploration of how climate change may impact food security on local, regional and global scales. -
Michigan Forest Association supports interests of woodland owners
Published on August 1, 2017
The largest share of Michigan’s forest area is owned by individuals. Some of these individuals belong to an association dedicated to the care of these woodlands, and their owners.