This week, read about the Arctic grayling reintroduction, Great Lakes and Fresh Water Week and composting





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"MI Environment Digest - June 6, 2025"

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EGLE staffers share Great Lakes memories during Great Lakes and Fresh Water Week  [ [link removed] ]

"June 6, 2025"

EGLE staffers share their Great Lakes memories.

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Lake Superior at Grand Marais.

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Consider composting food scraps and yard waste to make your garden flourish [ [link removed] ]

"June 5, 2025"

Composting provides a source of rich nutrients that will help your flowers and veggies give you the bounty you want.

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Buckets and a wheelbarrow filled with compost.

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Lakes and literature: Dive into summer reading with a focus on Michigan waters [ [link removed] ]

"June 4, 2025"

Resources and recommendations abound for readers of all ages and interests. 

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The Water Walker book cover.

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Arctic grayling reintroduction moves forward with state and tribal partners [ [link removed] ]

"June 3, 2025"

In a special ceremony, the Michigan DNR provided an estimated 400,000 Arctic grayling eggs to three tribal partners to reintroduce them at locations along the North Branch of the Manistee River, the Maple River and the Boardman-Ottaway River.

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Arctic grayling in aquarium.

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Celebrating the water-wellness connection during Great Lakes and Fresh Water Week [ [link removed] ]

"June 2, 2025"

Access to healthy waters fuels healthy states of mind and body. 

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Shoreline of Lake Michigan near Sleeping Bear Dunes.

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