
Aquatic invasive species — above and below the waterline
Rarely seen footage of several Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) from unique perspectives.
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Rarely seen footage of several Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) from unique perspectives.

DNR partners with sheriff’s deputies to patrol snowmobile noise complaints in and around Houghton, Mich.

From a bald eagle cam active in January to open water and returning waterfowl, an unseasonable warm spell means action for birdwatchers.

Lake of the Woods businesses expect steady hard-water angling for walleyes and other fish species through March 2017, maybe beyond.

Ohio Division of Wildlife has had to use its “Plan B” for the agency’s steelhead fisheries program in 2015 and 2016, and might again in 2017 if Michigan’s Little Manistee strain of steelhead trout remain

Implementation of Fish and Wildlife Service Director’s Order No. 219 – handed down by Obama on Jan. 19, a day before he left office – is slated to occur gradually over the next five years.

Eleven AIS training sessions are planned around the state starting this month, and a new online training will be available in March.

On Michigan-Wisconsin boundary waters, ice shanties must be removed by midnight Wednesday, March 15. And regardless of removal date, shanties must be pulled as soon as the ice is unable to safely support them.

Decline partly because of the impact of parasites, both winter tick and brainworm, on the moose population.
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