Great Lakes Echo (https://greatlakesecho.org/category/recreation-2/page/27/)
Outdoor, resource-based recreational activities.
Current State speaks about surfing the Great Lakes with the president of Great Lakes Surfing Association Bob Beaton, and Joe Matulis, owner of Matuli, a paddleboard and surfboard company based in East Lansing.
High-tech produces high-def views of mysteries of the deep.
Increased hunting fees allow for expanded program.
Bargain license fees for out-of state hunters and anglers heading to Michigan would mean less money for wildlife and fisheries.
Deep below the chill waters of northwestern Lake Huron, four doomed ships have been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
LANSING — Bills that would prohibit people from using drones to shoot wildlife and harass legal hunters likely won’t be taken up until November. But little opposition has arisen and proponents expect them to pass. Two Michigan senators on the Natural Resources, Environment and Great Lakes Committee sponsored the bills — SBs 926 & 927 — which the Senate approved 38-0 on Sept. 24. The bills, sponsored by Sens.
Members of three organizations that work to preserve Michigan’s Grand River recently took home a second place in the Capital City Dragon Boat race.
An Ontario park launches kite boarders on a separate beach from swimmers. The increasingly popular activity is also a source of conflict for people sharing Great Lakes beaches.
Survey indicates few healthy food choices and campers’ desire for more.
Judge says there is no constitutional right to hunt.