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Summer is an important season for detection of aquatic invasive species. Finding invasions early improves chances of slowing their spread or eradicating them.

Here are four simple steps lake front property owner can take to help keep excess nutrients out of their lake thus reducing the negative impacts they have.

To prevent the spread of this invasive plant, littoral shoreline areas are being mapped by drones to monitor growth trends to determine management methods.

Is burning allowed today? Check with the DNR website for information on burning in your area — which includes a map of Michigan counties with burn permits.

Boaters born after June 30, 1996, and most watercraft operators who operate a vessel in Michigan must have a boater education card (boating safety certificate).

Beginning March 21, 2019 all watercraft users are required by law to take steps to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species in Michigan waters.