Invasive red swamp crayfish found in two locations in Michigan
The reports are the first live detections of red swamp crayfish in Michigan.
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Study looks at what happens to lake trout when released in upper Great Lakes
To ensure accurate data is being collected on fish being lost from angling, mortality estimates must include both fish harvested and fish that are released and then die as a result of fishing.
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A turnaround in salmon fishing on Lake Michigan?
Conditions the last couple of winters have allowed bait fish like alewife, smelt, bloaters and lake herring to reproduce and survive in turn bulking up salmon numbers.
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Plan maps out restoration of native Michigan fish species
It’s part of a longtime effort to restore Arctic grayling in Michigan waters.
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Michigan continues battle against bovine tuberculosis
Michigan has the longest-running continuous wildlife TB surveillance program in the world.
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Michigan focuses on early detection to battle invasives
Experts with the Michigan’s Invasive Species Program are ready. The program, a collaborative effort of the departments of Environmental Quality, Natural Resources, and Agriculture and Rural Development, relies on calls, emails and reports before springing into action in the battle against these invasives. “Preventing invasive species from entering the state is the first goal of the invasive
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St. Joseph, Kalamazoo rivers test clean for invasive silver, bighead carp (video)
Concern in Michigan is high after capture of a silver carp in the Illinois Waterway.
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DNR verifies first-ever cougar in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula
“Even with this verification, questions remain, especially regarding the origins of the animal.”
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In northern Lower Michigan, another forest tent caterpillar invasion comes to an end
Widespread outbreaks occur in Michigan every 10 to 15 years.
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