On March 23rd, Governor Whitmer issued the “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order for the State of Michigan. LakePro is taking this order very seriously because we consider the health and safety of our customers and employees our top priority. Because of this order, LakePro has made the following changes to its operations.
From the Executive Order 2020-42 FAQ Q: Does boating constitute “outdoor activity” under the new executive order? A: Physical outdoor activity like kayaking, canoeing, and sailing is permitted under the order, but using a motorboat, a jet ski, or other...
U.S. EPA and Justice Department say Bayer’s Roundup verdict should be reversed
See what global agencies have to say about the likelihood glyphosate will cause harm based on dose and exposure.
Phragmites are threatening the health of Michigan’s wetlands and shorelines. The best time to start control and management of phragmites is right now.
The red swamp crayfish has been detected in Michigan. Learn more about identifying and reporting the red swamp crayfish here.
New boating and fishing laws to protect Michigan's waterways against the spread of invasive species took effect March 21, 2019. Click here to learn more about how these changes may affect you. Additionally, check out the video below from Michigan EGLE on how you can...
Another recent invader causing considerable concern is the a small bottom-dwelling fish with a large head resembling that of a tadpole. First discovered in Lake St. Clair in 1990, presumably introduced via ballast water from transoceanic vessels, the round goby and...
The Eurasian ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernuus) warrants particular attention because of its great potential for adversely affecting the multibillion-dollar Great Lakes sport fishery. The ruffe is a small but aggressive fish native to Eurasia. It was introduced into Lake...
Eurasian watermilfoil reproduces by fragmentation, thus it does not rely on seed for reproduction. This reproduction allows for the plant fragments to be dispersed and carried by water currents and wind or inadvertently picked up by boaters.
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