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Clear lakes, happy swimming

Published on September 17, 2015
One action 1.4 million Michigan homeowners can do to reduce nuisance aquatic plants.
Woody debris in urban watersheds - Not so cut and dried

Published on September 1, 2015
Understanding the critical and beneficial role that woody debris plays in a river's ecology and how to properly manage it is crucial when dealing with large woody debris issues in urban watersheds.
Army of volunteers put state's frogs in good hands

Published on August 31, 2015
20-year Michigan Frog and Toad Survey provides insights into Michigan’s amphibians, including declining species.
Keeping your residential beach safe for friends and family

Published on August 20, 2015
Being confident that your beach is safe for use by family and friends is important to waterfront property owners. A current participant in Michigan State University Extension’s Lake & Stream Leaders Institute shares some helpful tips.
Native plants: hard working beauty at your shoreline

Published on August 18, 2015
Let native plants work for you! They are functional and beautiful, and more importantly, belong here.
MiCorps training aids in early detection of invasive species

Published on August 18, 2015
It takes many volunteers to help keep Michigan’s lakes and streams healthy. What volunteers found at Eagle Lake in Cass County was a surprise.
Oakland County, Michigan adopts cooperative invasive species management area strategies

Published on August 18, 2015
Oakland County CISMA creates innovative strategies to facilitate invasive species control across property boundaries.
Spread the word, not the species

Published on August 18, 2015
Education is key to preventing aquatic invasive species in Michigan.
Protecting Michigan’s waters: What can you do?

Published on August 17, 2015
Individuals can have a positive impact on water quality and quantity by changing some actions to reduce stormwater.