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Community members are helping researchers in northeast Michigan collect data on salamander populations.
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A Michigan Congressman has introduced a bill that would ensure the future of lake sturgeon spearing in the state.
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A northern white cedar tree can grow to be 50 feet tall and in some cases, can live to be a thousand years old. A new policy in the Soo aims to ensure sustainable bark harvest.
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Lake sturgeon may soon be added to the nation's endangered species list. But some Michigan lawmakers and conservation groups say the proposal is unnecessary.
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The director of the state's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development said the $1 million budget cut to Michigan's 75 conservation districts is due to the loss of surplus funding from COVID-era relief programs.
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A federal proposal aims to conserve existing old-growth forests and allow more mature trees to age peacefully. But the draft policy doesn't put a stop to logging old-growth and mature forests.
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A federal court has convicted a Frankfort man for illegally diverting the Platte River at the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.
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Michigan Operation Freedom Outdoors says they're hoping for better ice conditions by the end of the month to host their fist annual ice fishing tournament on Otsego Lake.
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Invasive sea lampreys nearly eradicated gamefish from the Great Lakes in the mid-20th century. A new film tells the story of how lamprey changed the game of invasive species management.
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More than 250 votes are in — the school’s new lake sturgeon has been named Cosmic.