From: theconversation.com Most of the 10,000 ships lost to the bottom of the Great Lakes in wrecks over the past 400 years are still lost – hidden somewhere in 6 quadrillion gallons of water. Finding …
From: Michigan Radio A new set of rules takes effect this week for boaters and fisherman in Michigan. Beginning Thursday, watercraft users will be required to take steps to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive …
From: Fremont News-Messenger TOLEDO – Grass carp could be expanding into Lake Erie’s watershed after researchers found the invasive species known for eating aquatic vegetation in larval form in the Maumee River. The larvae was …
From: Michigan DNR Rainbow trout, chinook salmon, steelhead and seven other species and one hybrid were among the 21,116,476 fish – weighing a combined 333 tons – stocked in Michigan’s public waters so far this …
From: Mlive.com LANSING, MI – State health officials issued an emergency PFAS “Do Not Eat” fish consumption advisory Saturday for several water bodies on the Huron River within parts of Oakland, Livingston and Washtnenaw counties. …
From: accuweather.com Invasive aquatic species in the United States have caused not just ecological damage, but financial damage as well. In some cases, they can also affect the health of humans. With climate change and …
From: greatlakesnow.org Just as the beach season begins, a new study from Michigan State University says an aquatic invasive species that has taken over Lake Michigan has contributed to improved water quality at beaches on …
From: therapidian.org In Louisiana, a heaping bucket of red swamp crayfish spells P-A-R-T-Y. In Michigan, they spell T-R-O-U-B-L-E. Native to the Gulf Coast, these crustaceans are a staple in Southern cooking. But far from home, …
From: wmuk.org Michigan has more than 11,000 inland lakes. They’re places where people like to swim, boat, and fish — and many people buy lakefront property to do just that. But Eurasian watermilfoil — an …
From: Michigan State University Extension Boating season is right around the corner. Michigan is a water wonderland and you may be one of the millions of people who are looking forward to taking to the …