Ludington, Mich. – A good year for baitfish in Lake Michigan is resulting in die-offs of alewives between Ludington and Frankfort, a sign charter fishermen and state officials think may foreshadow improved salmon fishing in
Iron Mountain, Mich. – Counties and towns in northern Wisconsin and Michigan intend to “coordinate” their way to more timber sales on national forest land, or take back national forest lands and put that acreage
Lansing – A pair of bills passed by the state Legislature earlier this month would eliminate the minimum age for hunting in Michigan and mandate that the state Natural Resources Commission establish a mentored youth
Lansing – The 2011-12 Michigan Fish Advisory changes several fish consumption guidelines for waterways across the state, including the recommendation not to eat any fish from Lake St. Clair’s Lange and Revere canals or any
LANSING, Mich. (AP) – The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has drafted a new order that lists sporting swine as an invasive species – effective Oct. 8. The DNR made the announcement Friday, saying it
St. Johns, Mich. – On a sunny, windswept day at the Maple River State Game Area in Clinton County, the highly anticipated Michigan Pheasant Restoration Initiative officially began. Dignitaries from several local conservation organizations and
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
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
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)
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