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- 13-point buck shot in Portage, third deer-poaching incident reported
- Michigan wildlife biologist John Lerg, who helped bring back the Karner Blue Butterfly, is retiring
- Michigan DNRE officials: 14 ski trails to be groomed, most because of local enthusiasts
- Scientists urge veto of Michigan moose hunting bill
| 13-point buck shot in Portage, third deer-poaching incident reported Posted: 21 Dec 2010 08:56 AM PST Portage police say they responded to a third incident of deer poaching earlier this month when a 13-point buck was found dead near the intersection of Lovers Lane and Winters Drive. |
| Michigan wildlife biologist John Lerg, who helped bring back the Karner Blue Butterfly, is retiring Posted: 21 Dec 2010 06:02 AM PST After 38 years with what is now the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment and two years with Michigan State University, 61-year-old wildlife biologist John Lerg is retiring Thursday. |
| Michigan DNRE officials: 14 ski trails to be groomed, most because of local enthusiasts Posted: 20 Dec 2010 05:36 PM PST Locals have offered to pay for grooming or do the grooming themselves at 11 of the 14 state forest sites. |
| Scientists urge veto of Michigan moose hunting bill Posted: 20 Dec 2010 05:27 PM PST A group of scientists is mounting a last-ditch campaign to defeat legislation that could lead to moose hunting in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. |
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