Lansing – Federal officials who work with Upper Peninsula farmers plagued by wolf attacks will cease their operations this month as a result of funding cuts in Washington. Earmarks that fund the U.S. Department of
Lansing – Legislation introduced earlier this year in the state Legislature is raising concerns among Michigan’s conservation community. SB 248, sponsored by Sen. Tom Casperson (R-Escanaba) and HB 4473, sponsored by Rep. Ed McBroom, (R-Vulcan)
Editor’s note: This is the third and final story in a series examining the management issues on land enrolled under the Commercial Forest Act. Marquette, Mich. – As the Commercial Forest Act rules come into
Yet another reason for anglers to clean and dry boats between lakes HARRISON, Mich. (AP) – A recent fish kill at a central Michigan lake was caused by a virus responsible for another kill at
MUSKEGON, Mich. (AP) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans a sea lamprey survey in Muskegon County later this month. The goal is to determine whether it’s necessary to do sea lamprey control in
Escanaba, Mich. – State wildlife officials are exploring the possibility of establishing an elk herd in the western Upper Peninsula and will present a report to the Natural Resources Commission this year. DNR Wildlife Chief
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of stories examining the management issues on land enrolled under the Commercial Forest Act. Marquette, Mich. – Several informational meetings arranged by the DNR and held
MUSKEGON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) – About $6 million is expected to help speed the cleanup of a former refinery site in western Michigan that’s leaking contaminants into the Muskegon River and Bear Creek. The Muskegon
Lansing – State wildlife officials have proposed new furbearer regulations that would increase opportunities to harvest opossums, raccoons, mink, muskrats, and otters. Resource managers also want to reduce bag limits for fishers and martens –
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