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Outdoor, resource-based recreational activities.
The National Park Service operates memorials, historic sites, nature preserves, parkways, parks and dozens of other facilities. Sixty-one are national parks and three are national lakeshores. Can a name change draw visitors?
MLive recently published a list of the most beautiful places in each Michigan county.
The popular waterway is known for public recreation and secret musky holes.
The findings of a recent study reflect a major challenge facing natural resource agencies in the Great Lakes region: how to recruit, retain and reactivate anglers.
Traffic on Michigan snowmobile trails took a nosedive during the recession but was up last year.
Marked water trails in this state make it easy for people to give paddling a try.
Faced with the challenge of aging enthusiasts, Great Lakes lighthouse keepers shift gears to attract younger audiences of lighthouse lovers.
How would you like to spend the night in a 1950s-style offshore lighthouse with no land in sight?
Angling for brook trout? Fourteen U.P. counties — Menominee is the sole exception — now have at least one stream where the daily bag limit for brook trout is five rather than 10.
Jim DuFresne recounts his hike through the scenic point-to-point trail near Grayling, Michigan.