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Our friends at Bridge Michigan wanted to find out. Bridge environment reporter Kelly House calls us from the U.P. to talk about how the trip is going.
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An $11.9 million NOAA grant puts the tribe and its partners one step closer to regaining ownership of the former Timber Shores site.
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Michigan is getting new deer hunting regulations for the 2024 season. The changes come after a months-long recommendation process.
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Fewer hunters are heading to deer camp, and more Michiganders are affected by the annoyances — and dangers — of a bigger herd. The Natural Resources Commission votes on new regulations Thursday. Will it help?
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This week, staghorn sumac is blooming. Sumac is important because it provides nectar and pollen for bees in the spring. But its secret value is that it supplies food during seasons when little else is available.
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This week: I was out collecting bird calls when suddenly, I heard a deer forcefully expelling air through its nostrils. Deer snort like that when they detect possible danger. But how intentional is that sound?
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While the Lower Peninsula is struggling with too many deer, the U.P. has the opposite problem. Regulations to address that could be coming soon.
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This week: Some answers about those stinkbugs that showed up in Frankfort.
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Ever since an enormous fire and roof collapse in September, the Cheboygan Tissue Depot site has sat in disrepair. Now, there are new plans for the site.
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Transport Canada and the U.S. Coast Guard have launched a joint investigation to determine what caused the breach on the 72-year-old ship.