Management

A plan future management plan of Michigan's four million acres of state forest is up for review until the end of the year.

The state is awarding $3.6 million dollars to universities, conservation districts, and nonprofits for their efforts to tackle invasive species.

A single invasive sea lamprey can kill up to 40 pounds of fish a year. But a new trap in Arenac County aims to catch thousands of lamprey and put a dent in their population.

Lake ecology, watersheds, shorelines, and Michigan water law – are some topics covered in an upcoming online course for the general public.

Michigan fall colors peaked last week, which means leaves are now piling up on the ground. Some homeowners may have their fall cleanup figured out, but dealing with leaves isn’t always simple.

A decade ago, Michigan’s black bear was in decline. But a new report from the Michigan DNR shows bear populations are on the rise.

It may seem like there’s a new invasive species every other week. Just this summer, WCMU has reported on spotted lanternflies, rock snot, and beech tree parasites. But there’s a lot that goes on behind the scenes in managing invasive species.

The state will offer a new grant program to combat the threat of invasive species.