News
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Michigan's 2020 Drainage Workshop to teach drainage concepts and design
Published on January 8, 2020
Learn about drainage concepts and how to design drainage systems with crop production and water quality in mind on Feb. 12-13, 2020, in East Lansing.
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MSU Extension hires new water resources educator
Published on December 19, 2019
Paige Filice will work statewide to prevent invasive species and protect Michigan’s waters.
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Local government has an important role for water quality protection: Part 3
Published on December 13, 2019
State and federal regulations help protect water resources but does not do the whole job. Local government has an important role also – buffers and greenbelts are enforceable and are not property takings.
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Local government has an important role for water quality protection: Part 2
Published on December 13, 2019
State and federal regulations help protect water resources but does not do the whole job. Local government has an important role also – key to retaining important habitat on lake’s and river’s edge.
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Local government has an important role for water quality protection: Part 1
Published on December 13, 2019
State and federal regulations help protect water resources but does not do the whole job. Local government has an important role also – often the proactive preventative function.
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MSU, Michigan Tech collaborate to host new Extension fisheries and aquaculture specialist in Upper Peninsula
Published on November 14, 2019
Michigan Sea Grant’s Dr. Lauren Jescovitch to have office at Great Lakes Research Center in Houghton, Mich.
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Grow your appreciation for lakes with the online Introduction to Lakes course
Published on November 6, 2019
The popular Introduction to Lakes course will be back in session in January 2020.
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International Joint Commission seeks input from those affected by this year’s high Great Lakes levels
Published on October 24, 2019
Michigan Sea Grant to hold free lake level workshop in the eastern Upper Peninsula on Nov. 5.
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Fish diet study reaches another milestone
Published on October 24, 2019
Researchers at MSU recently completed dissection of 4,538 trout, salmon, and walleye stomachs collected from Lake Huron and Lake Michigan in 2018.
