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New LakeCare initiative expands MSU Extension’s shoreline stewardship work in northern Michigan
Published on August 21, 2026
New funding will strengthen shoreline conservation efforts among state, Tribal and federal partners while supporting the creation of an MSU Extension shoreline educator position. -
A bold decision created a fishing success story
Published on August 19, 2026
Introducing salmon to the Great Lakes was one solution to a variety of problems, but it was not without risks. -
MSU AgBioResearch Interim Director Chad Cotti focuses on mission during leadership transition
Published on August 17, 2026
Cotti brings years of higher education leadership experience from multiple institutions. -
As renewable energy projects expand, MSU Extension offers research-based training for local leaders
Published on August 5, 2026
Choose from seven workshop locations this fall to learn about renewable energy siting, regulation and development. -
Zoning decisions travel with the land and are not temporary
Published on August 4, 2026
Why permits, variances, and other zoning administrative decisions typically remain in effect and transfer to future property owners. -
Bridging disciplines to address invasive species and disease risks in the pet trade
Published on July 27, 2026
MSU researchers collaborate with the pet trade to better understand invasive species and pathogen introductions, evaluate prevention strategies, and develop science-based recommendations that support ecosystems and responsible pet ownership. -
Upper Peninsula lakes invited to join MiCorps “Exotic Aquatic Plant Watch” program for free in 2026
Published on July 17, 2026
Public eyes on the water are critical for early detection of invasive species in northern Michigan lakes. -
The milfoils: The good, the bad, and the ugly
Published on July 17, 2026
Discover the differences between Michigan’s native, beneficial watermilfoil plant species and their non-native counterparts. -
Managing muck on Lake St. Clair an ongoing battle
Published on July 17, 2026
Testing and removal tactics also planned on the algae that notoriously accumulates on southeast Michigan beaches. -
Launching a biological control program against lily leaf beetle in Michigan
Published on July 14, 2026
More than 4,400 beneficial parasitoid wasps were released in Michigan's first biological control program against the invasive lily leaf beetle, laying the foundation for long-term, sustainable pest management.
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