News
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Thunder Bay International Film Festival celebrates Great Lakes, Great Films
Published on January 17, 2019
Michigan students and Sea Grant educators join other filmmakers this year in exploring Great Lakes issues and ocean topics during the Thunder Bay International Film Festival.
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Free webinar: Nutrient application planning with the Michigan EnviroImpact Tool
Published on January 9, 2019
Learn how to use a free decision support tool for short-term planning of manure application.
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Evening grosbeaks arrive across the Great Lakes
Published on December 21, 2018
Despite the range decline of evening grosbeaks over the years, it is predicted that this winter of 2018/2019 will be an irruption year.
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New scholarships for undergraduates interested in agricultural or natural sciences career
Published on December 20, 2018
Incoming MSU freshmen or transfer students should apply now for Fall 2019 scholarships in these applied STEM disciplines that are vital to our national and global security and economy.
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Protect your septic system from large party gatherings
Published on December 19, 2018
Additional water inputs from bathroom use during a large party without pre-planning can cause an unwanted surprise for your guests.
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Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trail website offers new opportunities
Published on December 19, 2018
Newly launched site helps visitors explore locations and find events, experiences to help understand, appreciate our Great Lakes fisheries heritage.
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Dry vernal pools are still pools!
Published on December 14, 2018
They may be hard to spot, but they still need to be protected.
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Christmas Bird Count is scientific, family-oriented act of community service
Published on December 14, 2018
Families looking for ways to give back to their communities during the holiday season have lots of opportunities for community service, including the “Christmas Bird Count.”
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Habitat restoration projects in Southeast Michigan preserve, restore 150 acres in 2018
Published on December 10, 2018
Projects on the Detroit River take a break over winter, but more are planned for 2019.
