Wildlife
Fur dealers could trap beavers under proposed law change
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The Michigan Trappers and Predator Callers Association pushed for the legislation, sponsored by Sen. Thomas Casperson, R-Escanaba.
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The Michigan Trappers and Predator Callers Association pushed for the legislation, sponsored by Sen. Thomas Casperson, R-Escanaba.
Michigan officials fear a return of the aquatic invasive plant that was once popular in home aquariums.
Old tires could create pothole resistant Michigan roads.
If it works, it may help address a disposal headache.
The bill is supported by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, but it is not without controversy.
Michigan’s winter surfing season is in a freeze with record-breaking lows that froze the Great Lakes.
Sponsored by Rep. Wayne Schmidt, R-Traverse City, the bill would raise the 4.626 million acre cap on land and allow the Department of Natural Resources to acquire more.
While cold weather isn’t particularly new for Michigan vineyards, the recent string of record-breaking lows have raised some serious concerns amongst winemakers.
Severe winter weather may lead to the death of some invasive species, according to a recent study, but some experts aren’t convinced.
Although the immediate effects of the Arctic vortex storm that devastated the Midwest have passed, there is one lasting effect that Michigan residents will continue to deal with.
Jagged potholes on the state’s already-damaged roads.
In a few years, Michigan anglers might have the polar vortex to thank for good hauls.
But in a few months, they might have it to blame for particularly disappointing catches.