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 –
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of stories examining the management issues regarding land enrolled under the Commercial Forest Act. Marquette, Mich. – Questions and confusion are running rampant regarding Commercial Forest
Flint, Mich. – Despite concerns from wildlife biologists, the state Natural Resources Commission has sided with the majority of public comments it has received on the deer and elk baiting and feeding ban in the
Cedar Creek Township, Mich. (AP) – University of Michigan researchers are collecting information to explore the possibility of reopening a river in western Michigan that was closed during the lumbering era of the 1800s. Professor
One of the pressing issues facing hunters in America is access to quality hunting lands. We’re always on the lookout for stories on this topic, because we want you to stay current on ideas and
Precautionary closures protect human health; relocation of oysters helps prevent further damage to commercial industry Louisiana officials announced precautionary closures of two oyster harvesting areas on May 13 that are receiving large amounts of freshwater
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission (NRC) yesterday proposed a regulation change to lift the deer baiting and feeding ban in the Lower Peninsula, which has been in effect since 2008. The proposal is not yet
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