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Protecting your shoreline: A workshop for inland lakefront property owners
Published on March 30, 2017
Michigan Natural Shorelines Partnership members are offering workshops about creating and managing natural shoreline landscapes on inland lakes. The first workshop will be held on May 20 in Cass County and the second on Aug. 15 in Barry County. -
Conference to discuss threats to Michigan inland lakes and streams
Published on March 28, 2017
Michigan Lake and Stream Associations 2017 conference is to be held on Earth Day to focus on the significant threats and management of invasive species of Michigan’s inland lakes and streams. -
Working together to improve natural resources
Published on March 27, 2017
Efforts to care for land and water can benefit from social networks and linking with similar organizations through an association or other social network. -
Each spring, forests turn green from the ground up
Published on March 23, 2017
As temperatures warm and days get longer, forest ecosystems begin the transition from winter to spring. -
Salmon Ambassador volunteers had mixed success for Chinook salmon in 2016 on Lake Michigan
Published on March 22, 2017
Research shows wild salmon made up the majority of the catch in most regions. -
Fishing for answers: Here's how you can help Great Lakes fisheries
Published on March 22, 2017
Michigan Sea Grant is offering anglers a variety of ways to contribute information to scientists in 2017. -
Fishery experts to discuss recent findings, management at South Haven Fishery Workshop
Published on March 20, 2017
2017 Southern Lake Michigan meeting on April 20 is free, open to public. -
Celebrating the history of maple syrup
Published on March 20, 2017
Events and resources from MSU Extension and the Michigan Maple Syrup Association -
MSU Extension educator chosen as 2017 Informal Science Educator of the Year
Published on March 17, 2017
Sea Grant's Brandon Schroeder to receive honor from Michigan Science Teachers Association. -
In life, ivory gull draws crowd -- and in death, will contribute to science
Published on March 17, 2017
A rare arctic visitor brings birders to Flint, may be used by scientist to help better understand the species.