By David Marks, Wildlife Biologist, USDA Wildlife Services People live on the water for many reasons including the appeal of being close to nature. Mute swans are beautiful animals and many people appreciate having a family group to watch. But it is an invader to...
Register Now for the Michigan Inland Lakes Convention! http://michiganlakes.msue.msu.edu The Early Bird Registration Discount Ends on March 1st, 2014 Bill Rustem, Director of Strategy for Governor Snyder Announced as Event Plenary Speaker Michigan Inland...
Story and Photo by Scott Brown, ML&SA Executive Director Starry stonewort (Scientific Name: Nitellopsis obtusa), a member of the Characeae family, and considered a beneficial, though increasingly rare “connoisseur of clean water” within its native...
Michigan Lake and Stream Associations is proud of the fact that we have conducted fifty two consecutive annual conferences. However, in order to promote and support the broad interests of our various collaborative partners, the previously scheduled venue and dates for...
Save the Date! Michigan Chapter, North American Lake Management Society Schedules November 1st, 2013 “Lunch and Learn Seminar Luncheon” Registration is now open to attend the Michigan North American Lake Management Society’s (McNALMS) Fall luncheon. Scheduled for...
Zebra mussels have been monitored in Gull Lake (southwestern Michigan) since 1995 by Michigan State University scientists. Massive die-offs of the mussels were observed in Gull Lake in the summers of 2010, 2011 and 2012, coinciding with the warmest water...
