This “family friendly” event features some new items sure to please all attendees especially the kids including: free and closely supervised fishing, archery, pellet guns, and “Kids Cave” with events like panning for gold, build
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services recently issued tips to avoid bites by ticks and mosquitoes. Bug bites can be more than just an annoyance – they can have future health implications, so
Three sportsmen and outdoors advocates have been inducted into the Michigan Outdoor Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place last month at the Michigan Outdoor Writers Association annual conference in the Upper Peninsula town
The Michigan Natural Resources Commission is considering a proposal to allow electronic harvest tags for turkeys, following a trend toward digital licenses in other states.
Michigan Department of Natural Resources Biologist Adam Bump presented
The Michigan DNR’s Deer Management Initiative – which involved two series of virtual meetings (a series in each peninsula) – has concluded and resulted in an order generated by the recommendations that the Natural Resources
Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever have announced that Suzanne Anglewicz has been hired as the organization’s manager of government affairs (state affairs and grassroots).
In this newly created role, Anglewicz will focus on developing
Thirty years have passed since harmful algal blooms (HABs) began reforming in Western Lake Erie. In response, more than 11 years ago Ohio, Michigan, and Ontario signed an agreement promising to reduce Western Lake Erie
The fisheries decree between the tribes, the state of Michigan, and the federal government is in effect and though it’s still under appeal, everything is working the way it’s supposed to, according to Dave Caroffino,
Volunteers are being sought to join Clinton River Watershed Council, State Rep. Denise Mentzer (D-Mt. Clemens), and State Rep. Joseph Aragona (R-Clinton Township) for a bi-partisan effort to clean up the Clinton River and improve
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