Outdoor Observations: Could deer hunting become a rich person’s sport in Michigan?
Bill Parker
January 20, 2023
More money than I can shake a stick at has driven me away from a couple hunting spots in recent years.
Opinion
Can genetic geniuses solve the invasive mussel problem?
Mike Schoonveld
January 18, 2023
Of all the invasive species that have wrought their own form of degradation to the environment of the Great Lakes, none have been as widespread or so devastating as the mussel cousins – zebra and
Commentary: Wetlands gets a major boost from federal legislation
Staff Report
January 12, 2023
Government funding legislation prioritizes conservation programs.
Michigan letters to the editor: Add road kills to the mandatory harvest reporting system data
Michigan Letters to the Editor
January 5, 2023
Reader-submitted letters to the editor from Jan. 5, 2023.
Great Lakes wind turbines: Green energy answer? Not so fast
Mike Schoonveld
January 5, 2023
If you’ve ever seen the Hoover Dam, the Golden Gate Bridge, or the Panama Canal and considered the cost, engineering, and skills it took to build them and other man-made marvels, it’s easy to believe
Outdoor observations: Send your nominations for Michigan’s Person of the Year in conservation
Bill Parker
January 5, 2023
We’re very fortunate as a conservation community to have thousands of volunteers across the state who work tirelessly to ensure that Michigan sportsmen and sportswomen have the best possible opportunities to hunt, fish, trap, hike,
Drug pollution is problematic in the outdoors close to home and around the world
Mike Schoonveld
January 3, 2023
More than 200 million Americans take medications daily. Many of these end up in public waters one way or another.
Commentary: Study sheds more light on possible source of CWD
Russ Mason
December 29, 2022
Lack of data rarely prevents speculation. Some (mostly folks who want to minimize CWD effects or who distrust academics) suggest the disease is no big deal because “it’s always been around.”
Commentary: For conservationists, what was most important in 2022?
Staff Report
December 28, 2022
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership members showed the most support for these legislative solutions and conservation priorities this year.
