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MI Environment Digest - June 9, 2023

Michigan marks progress against invasive species, considers ways to meet new threats

June 8, 2023

The recently released Michigan Invasive Species Program 2022 Annual Report highlights the achievements of a complex network of state, regional and institutional and outlines what is needed to meet future challenges.

Two women in a tall-grass prairie lean in to inspect a plant.

The time is right for composting: do?s and don?ts

June 7, 2023

Ready to start composting? Here are some do?s and don?ts.

Food decomposing in a compost bin. Courtesy of Kent Walters.

EGLE Career Series: Fast Five with Aquatic Biologist Joshua Tellier, recipient of Early Career Scientist Award

June 6, 2023

An EGLE aquatic biologist recently received the Elsevier Early Career Scientist Award from the International Association for Great Lakes Research.

EGLE rockhound offers tips to find elusive, glowing ?Yooperlites??

June 5, 2023

EGLE staffer Rob Wolfe, who has been a rockhound in Michigan?s Upper Peninsula for 50 years, share tips on how to find Yooperlites?.

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Sodalite Syenite on display at the A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum in Houghton, Mich. Courtesy of Seaman Mineral Museum.

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