Our March News to Us showcases important new research on environmental issues across Michigan. Read below for recent articles spotlighting…

How we characterize non-native plants and why it matters As the spring days grow longer and the sun chases away…

Monitoring and management is key Michigan is the land of 11,000 lakes. Indeed, our state is nearly overflowing with lakes,…

What’s lurking at the bottom of the river In the mid-1990s, I was looking through a glass bottom bucket to…

The dog days of summer have arrived but the news hasn’t stopped. The latest News to Us shines some summer…

For those of you needing a reprieve from the news on Coronavirus, check out what’s hitting HRWC inboxes. Read about…

With warmer weather on the way (or so says Punxsatawney Phil), Michigan recreation providers are gearing up with improvements to…

The latest news compiled by HRWC staff includes a few positive developments on PFAS for a change, including an end…

Spring is upon us and with it brings many opportunities to help and enjoy rivers. This News to Us shares…

What do owls, invasive species, impervious surfaces, conservation legislation and drinking water have in common? They are all of special…

Starry stonewort. If you are a lakefront property owner somewhere downstream of the St. Lawrence Seaway, you may have heard…

This edition of News to Us provides news coverage on several major threats to freshwater including plastics, pharmaceuticals, invasive species,…

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