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will be donated to the DNR to support its lake sturgeon conservation efforts. These fish are critical to ecosystems, but their population has declined due to habitat loss, pollution, and ...

Here’s an ironic twist. All the speeders and red light busters out there in the City of Ottawa might just end up contributing to safer rural roads in the future. If, that is, a motion from ...

According to the DNR, there is a high likelihood we will see more fish kill this spring due to having a much more normal winter compared to recent years. "You can kind of chase these fish kills ...

Part of a Lincolnshire home has been damaged after a fish tank caught fire, the fire service has said. Firefighters from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Service and two other fire services attended ...

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Natural fish kills are common during the winter months and may be more common this year after a return to typical winter temperatures and snowfall this season, the DNR said this week. "Truth is ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is reminding Michigan residents to not be alarmed if they spot dead fish in our water ways this spring. “Winterkill is the most common type of fish kill.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams chose an interesting week to go fishing. Chicago media has been swimming in controversy around aquatic life this week after a report came out that radio ...

As the fish pass, a motion-activated camera snaps a photo of each one. Then DNR biologists in Michigan City look at each photo, identify the species and tabulate the count, Ingersoll says.