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Brown marmorated stink bugs are moving into Michigan homes again
Published on September 22, 2016
What they are, why stink bugs are entering houses, and what you can do about them. -
Michigan brown marmorated stink bug report for Sept. 15, 2016
Published on September 16, 2016
Nymphs and adults continue to be captured in traps located in southwest and fruit ridge production areas. Fruit and vegetable growers in southern Lower Peninsula should be scouting. -
Losing most of Michigan’s eastern hemlock resource is a real possibility
Published on September 13, 2016
An insect responsible for the loss of much of the eastern United States Appalachian region’s hemlock trees has found its way into Michigan. The hemlock woolly adelgid poses a threat to the state’s valuable hemlock stands. We need a call to action. -
Teachers bring Great Lakes science explorations back to school
Published on September 13, 2016
Michigan educators team up with scientists to explore how Great Lakes science stewardship opportunities can enhance student learning. -
Michigan brown marmorated stink bug report for Sept. 7, 2016
Published on September 7, 2016
There was an uptick in brown marmorated stink bug nymphs and adults caught in traps this week. Fruit and vegetable growers in the southern Lower Peninsula should be scouting this season. -
Sea Grant 50th Anniversary: Celebrating the work of our Extension educators
Published on September 7, 2016
Bringing stakeholders together is an important part of Sea Grant's mission, says Dan O'Keefe. -
Students aren't the only ones who learn while on a schoolship
Published on September 6, 2016
Adult chaperones say Great Lakes Education Program is fun, memorable. Sign up now for next session! -
AmeriCorps positions offer Extension opportunities for college graduates
Published on September 6, 2016
Deadline is Sept. 30 to apply for one of 30 positions around state. -
Setting the record straight on alligator gar and Asian carp
Published on August 31, 2016
Reintroduction of gar has nothing to do with Asian carp, Illinois DNR says. -
Potential loss of Hemlock trees in forests and home landscapes would be devastating
Published on August 31, 2016
Eastern or Canada Hemlock is a unique and important tree species in regards to its visual beauty, wildlife habitat and environmental benefits in Michigan.