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  • Great Lakes sea lamprey control is critical

    Published on February 15, 2018
    If not kept in check invasive sea lamprey populations would increase quickly.

  • MSU grad's work in Northeast Michigan will support place-based stewardship education

    Published on February 6, 2018
    A childhood filled with beach trips, nature camps, and Ranger Rick magazines helped Hannah Hazewinkel choose her career path early on.

  • Learn about Great Lakes ice cover, new invasive species, and how poop-sniffing dogs help beaches

    Published on February 5, 2018
    Great Lakes Conference on March 6 considers opportunities, challenges facing Michigan's important resource.

  • Empowering youth to change their world: Great Lakes and Natural Resources Camp

    Published on February 5, 2018
    Youth from across Michigan will come together this summer in Presque Isle to grow as leaders in Great Lakes and natural resource stewardship.

  • Watch the 2017 Spotted Wing Drosophila Summit presentations online

    Published on February 5, 2018
    Did you miss the 2017 Spotted Wing Drosophila Summit? View the presentations online!

  • Understanding and managing invasive plant species

    Published on February 1, 2018
    Smart gardeners adapt their gardening practices to avoid spreading invasive species.

  • Part 1: Southern Michigan’s hidden treasure

    Published on February 1, 2018
    Abundant freshwater provides a rich environment.

  • 2017 research update on managing brown marmorated stink bugs in U.S. specialty crops

    Published on February 1, 2018
    Highlights of the USDA NIFA project researching management options for brown marmorated stink bugs in U.S. specialty crops.

  • Part 3: Southern Michigan’s hidden treasure

    Published on February 1, 2018
    Abundant groundwater provides rich environment.

  • Part 2: Southern Michigan’s hidden treasure

    Published on February 1, 2018
    Exclusive natural community may be common in southern Michigan.

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