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This broad category encompasses fish. It is further divided on the main menu with tags for mammals, insects, amphibians, birds, mussels, invaders and endangered wildlife.

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Wildlife

Fish farm escapees grow fast, die young

By Mollie Liskiewicz | March 10, 2015

Study assessing potential environmental impacts says farm fish are poorly equipped for survival in the wild.

Wildlife

Aquaculture: Weighing economic potential, environmental risk

By Logan Clark | March 9, 2015

Industry officials, scientists and regulators gather in East Lansing Thursday to discuss the opportunities and barriers to expanding Michigan aquaculture.

Wildlife

Beyond politics – the science behind gray wolves

By Capital News Service | March 6, 2015

Politicians, activists and hunters continue to debate on the current state of the gray wolf’s status as an endangered species.

Wildlife

Mr. Great Lakes on smart phone app that fights invasive species

By Jeff Kart | March 3, 2015

Also…groups fighting for rivers and lakes

Wildlife

Court upholds Minnesota tribal fishing rights

By Eric Freedman | March 2, 2015

Defendants describe use of secretly recorded conversations, mobile tracking devices, interrogations, undercover surveillance as techniques more familiar to drug traffickers than to fishermen.

Wildlife

Pennsylvania court upholds revocation of hunting, trapping privileges

By Eric Freedman | February 24, 2015

Illegal importation of five bear carcasses triggers loss of privileges for taxidermist.

Wildlife

Fish heads and math could solve migratory mystery

By Guest Contributor | February 23, 2015

Chemical concentrations in bone and mathematical models can help resource managers decide how to stock salmon.

Wildlife

Congress may take up state management of gray wolves

By Capital News Service | February 18, 2015

A bipartisan bill that is still in draft would remove federal protection of the gray wolf in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Wildlife

Good news? Smallmouth bass chow down on invaders

By Capital News Service | February 12, 2015

New studies show that the invasive species, round goby, has become a key food source for native species, including the small mouth bass, yellow perch and walleye.

Wildlife

Winged Wednesday: What does your old couch have to do with an eagle’s health?

By | February 11, 2015

Michigan’s bald eagles are among the most contaminated birds on the planet when it comes to phased-out flame retardant chemicals in their livers, according to new research.

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