From: WHMI 93.5 Dan Martin / news@whmi.com The state of Michigan announced that 31 projects will share $3.6 million in grants through the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program. This cycle marks the MISGP’s 10th anniversary. …
From: Michigan EGLE EGLE, MiCorps announce in-person, online opportunities for volunteer water quality data collectors The Michigan Clean Water Corps (MiCorps), a network of volunteer monitoring programs that collect and share surface water quality data …
From: Michigan DNR The Michigan Department of Natural Resources today announced the totals from its 2023 fall fish stocking efforts. The DNR stocked six different species – totaling 1,076,204 fish that weighed 14.5 tons – at 103 …
From: Michigan EGLE The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) is pleased to announce its Dam Risk Reduction Grant Program Request for Pre-Proposals for a one-time release for up to $14.1 million …
From: Michigan EGLE For the fourth year running, the Michigan Clean Boats, Clean Waters program has grant funding available to support aquatic invasive species outreach efforts. This opportunity is for Michigan organizations dedicated to the …
From: Bigrapidsnews.com No invasive silver carp genetic material was found in a recent resampling of the St. Joseph River after routine testing turned up trace amounts. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced Thursday that …
From: Michigan DNR First Michigan detection of invasive hydrilla triggers response Aquatic plant found in two West Michigan ponds Hydrilla, considered one of the world’s most invasive aquatic plants, has been detected for the first …
From: Michigan.gov State’s watch list recently updated Michigan’s invasive species watch list was recently updated to include two new species and remove another. Mountain pine beetle, a deadly threat to pine trees, and water-primrose, a …
From: Michiganthumb.com An invasive aquatic plant that crowds out native plants and prevents sunlight from reaching those submerged is considered established in Michigan. It was listed on the state’s invasive species watch list in 2011. …
From: Bridgemi.com Commercial fishers are catching fewer whitefish in parts of the Great Lakes – and the Anishinaabe people are trying to figure out why. The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians is looking …