Recreation
Retired zoologist reveals unseen life through his art
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His rural Michigan studio features coldly utilitarian scientific equipment that contrast with the vibrant paintings of the images it reveals.
Podcasts
Turning off the lights to see the sky’s stories
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The night sky has influenced human culture since practically its inception, but these days there are many people who have never even seen the stars.
Art
Living, learning and loving: Runners circumnavigate Lake Superior
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The trio hope to raise money for community groups and study the effects of microplastics in Lake Superior during the 1,300 mile journey.
Art
Shopping and cooking guide links past and present of Detroit’s Eastern Market
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An on-the-ground look at Eastern Market evokes the spirit and memories of one of brightest Detroit’s gems.
Recreation
Looking for morels? Find a burn site
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Since morel mushrooms are usually found in former burn sites, the Michigan DNR created an online map of the state’s 2015 wildfires and prescribed burns to help hunters find the fungi easier.
Recreation
Inland fisheries’ importance underrated, study says
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Inland fisheries are a primary indicator of ecosystem change and are an important factor with food security and economic security.
Art
Good anglers, bad marriages and fish that fake orgasms
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New book explores the lore and legacy of fishing in the North Woods.
Echo
Great Lakes ports open their docks for cruise lines
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Cruise line tourism is growing in the Great Lakes as port cities navigate border regulations.
Recreation
Michigan expands dark skies preserves
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New law gives state an edge in night time tourism.
Echo
They’re back! A Beaver Tale: The Castors of Conners Creek
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A new kid-friendly book tells the story of the discovery of a beaver family living near the Detroit River.