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DNR State Forest Management Plan revisions open for public review (opens the original)
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Michigan’s latest 10-year State Forest Management Plan was almost complete when a massive ice storm occurred in March 2025, snapping trees and downing limbs across the northern Lower Peninsula. The resulting devastation sent foresters back to the woods to reevaluate the plan and account for damaged timber, new tree-planting needs and other issues. After in-person assessments of the damage and computer modeling, amendments are now complete and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is accep
Over $890,000 in grants will benefit Michigan fish and aquatic systems (opens the original)
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced recipients for the 2025 Fisheries Habitat Grants. Ten conservation projects on lakes and streams throughout the state will share $892,200. The funds are matched by more than $240,000 in partner contributions, for a total conservation value of over $1.1 million. Funded projects are located in the following counties: Allegan, Calhoun, Cheboygan, Crawford, Grand Traverse, Manistee, Newaygo, Oceana, Shiawassee and Wayne. “Supporting partner
$2.4 million in grants available for invasive species projects in Michigan (opens the original)
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Michigan’s Invasive Species Grant Program is now accepting proposals for the 2026 funding cycle, with an anticipated $2.4 million available to applicants. The program — a joint effort of the Michigan departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture and Rural Development, as well as Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy — is a statewide initiative to help prevent, detect and control invasive species in Michigan. Invasive species are those that are not native and whose introduction causes or is likely
Michigan hunters fund temporary fix for DNR-managed waterfowl areas (opens the original)
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Waterfowl hunting advocates raised $80,000 in recent days to fund operations at four Michigan Department of Natural Resources managed waterfowl areas this fall. The DNR announced July 30 that budget constraints would mean fewer daily draw opportunities for hunters during the 2026 waterfowl seasons. However, the private fundraising efforts have provided a temporary, one-time solution, allowing the following premier state game and wildlife areas to restore operations to two draws per day, seven da
U.S. Department of Agriculture declared August as Tree Check Month (opens the original)
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Michigan’s Invasive Species Program and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service are asking the public to look for and report signs of the invasive Asian longhorned beetle. Each year, APHIS declares August as Tree Check Month because this is the most likely time to see the beetle and the damage it causes to trees. Though beetle sightings are less common, everyone can help look for signs of this destructive beetle by checking trees on their property and in t
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