From: Mlive.com (may contain paywall) By Sheri McWhirter | smcwhirter@mlive.com Michigan has a mussel expert who wants to save the native filter feeders from being smothered by invasive mussels now in the Great Lakes. Michael …
From: Michigan DNR Whether you live on a lake, have a favorite hidden fishing spot or recharge with a hike near one of Michigan’s 11,000 inland lakes, you know how lakes contribute to both mental …
From: Mlive.com Educators who want to teach their students about the science of harmful algal blooms in the Great Lakes now have access to a new and free educational resource. The Center for Great Lakes …
From: Michigan Dept. of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy Reminder to register for the August 27th NotMiSpecies webinar – They’ll need that hug: How climate change is increasing native and invasive threats to Michigan’s trees …
From: Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources Successful spring and summer fish stocking bodes well for fall fishing opportunities April showers bring May flowers, and spring and summer fish stocking bring fall fishing! This spring and …
From: University of Minnesota- Twin Cities The increase in powerboat popularity, along with increasing boat size, horsepower, and newer wake-enhancing technologies, has led to increasing concerns for the health of these aquatic environments. More specifically, …
From: Michigan Dept. of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has issued a proclamation to mark Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Awareness Week, June 29-July 5, raising awareness about the importance of stopping the …
From: BridgeMI.com LELAND — Locals and tourists alike flock to The Cove restaurant for Great Lakes whitefish, served 10 ways with a view of the docks where fishermen have hauled in Lake Michigan’s bounty for …
From: Michigan Farm News June 19, 2025 If you enjoy spending time on or in the water, this summer you can help the Michigan Invasive Species Program by identifying and reporting aquatic invasive species. Early …
From: Michigan State University After collecting information, reporting and sharing it will help add to the knowledge of plant life in Michigan’s lakes. Have you ever been kayaking or canoeing on the water and noticed …