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Get Caught Up: How to protect yourself from Michigan’s ‘tick explosion’

If you’ve never seen a tick in Michigan before, that may soon change: Experts say our state is experiencing a “tick explosion,” with ticks becoming increasingly common.

Ever thought about smoking your food vs. grilling it? Let’s play ‘myth or fact,’ smoker edition

Food cooked outdoors in the summer just tastes better, right? Well, one cooking method that is really growing in popularity right now is smokers.

Increasing threat: How to protect yourself from Michigan’s ‘tick explosion’

If you’ve never seen a tick in Michigan before, that may soon change: Experts say our state is experiencing a “tick explosion,” with ticks becoming increasingly common.

High water conditions delay opening of Argo Canoe Livery in Ann Arbor

High river levels are pushing back the opening of the Argo Canoe Livery.

See which birds are migrating through Washtenaw County

Around 10 p.m. on Thursday night, 10,800 birds were flying over Washtenaw County, and 4,500 had completely crossed over the county.

8th annual KidFest returns to Ann Arbor on April 30

Attend a family-friendly event for a good cause in Ann Arbor.

Here’s what you should keep in mind when shopping for a deck

Whether you want to replace the deck you already have, or add the first one to your home, there are certain things to consider when choosing the best deck for you.

City of Ann Arbor wants your input on future park planning

Ann Arbor community members can now fill out an online survey to provide feedback on the local park system.

Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor seeks summer interns

U-M's Matthaei Botanical Gardens has several internship opportunities available this summer.

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Get Outdoors Sweepstakes Official Rules

Get Outdoors Sweepstakes Official Rules

The sweet history behind maple syrup

While the weather this time of year may be annoying, it is perfect for one thing - making maple syrup! The sweet treat that pairs perfectly with pancakes actually has a long history in Michigan, and you can learn all about it at the Oakwoods Metropark in New Boston.

Ann Arbor Parks & Recreation hiring for summer positions

Hourly pay ranges from $15-$23 depending on the position.

Cold sweat that can be good: 5 tips for running in chillier weather

While it’s not as comfortable and it might be easier to lose motivation this time of year, colder winter days shouldn't prevent you from running outside.

3 unique winter activities the whole family will love

Just because it is cold in Michigan, it doesn’t mean you should stay indoors for all of winter.

Get outdoors every day with U-M’s second annual winter challenge

Push yourself to enjoy the great outdoors this season with U-M's annual challenge.

Border to Border path in Ann Arbor’s Gallup Park to reopen Saturday

A portion of the BTB trail that had been under construction since the summer will reopen in Ann Arbor this weekend.

Here’s when boat rentals, river trips will end for the season in Ann Arbor

Make plans to get out on the water before the Gallup Livery closes.

Portion of Swift Run Dog Park in Ann Arbor closed for 12-month maintenance

Half of the large-dog area of Swift Run Dog Park has closed for repairs.

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‘Meet the Trees’ during staff-led walking tour at Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor

Learn about trees up close at Matthaei Botanical Gardens.

Ticks still a risk in the fall: What to know

Ticks are no longer just a problem up north or deep in the woods -- they can be found all across Michigan, and sometimes right in our own backyard

2021 Metro Boat Show

2021 Metro Boat Show

U-M study: Youth report improved physical, mental health after spending time outdoors

Spending time outdoors could have positive impacts on youth mental, physical health, according to U-M researchers.

Michigan DNR offers $75 for bushel of pine cones in September: How it works

Looking to make a few extra bucks in September? Plan a hunt -- for pine cones.

Portion of Border-to-Border Trail in Ann Arbor’s Gallup Park to close for repairs

A portion of the Border-to-Border Trail will close for maintenance in Ann Arbor in August.

Westland officials work to fight rising mosquito population

It may feel like mosquitoes are worse than ever this summer -- and that’s because they are.

Michigan mosquitoes getting worse? Here’s how to find, fight them

It may feel like mosquitoes are worse than ever this summer -- and that’s because they are.

Whitmer: Allot $150M in federal rescue funds for Michigan’s local parks, trails

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has called for allotting $150 million in federal coronavirus rescue funds for local parks and trails, the second time she has proposed major recreation spending in less than a month.

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What to know if you’re traveling in Michigan this Fourth of July weekend

If you’re planning to enjoy Michigan’s beautiful outdoor offerings this holiday weekend, here are some tips to help you plan ahead and celebrate safely.

Detroit Symphony Orchestra presents a new outdoor experience

When you think of classical music you might think of getting dressed up and going to the theater. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is putting a twist on your expectations with a brand new outdoor experience.

Go back in time with Log Cabin Days

It’s crazy to think you don’t need a time machine or something like the DeLorean to see what it was like back hundreds of years ago. This Sunday afternoon, June 27 from 1-5 is Log Cabin Day at Palmer Park in Northwest Detroit. The event, unlike in recent years, will be outdoors with things to experience with the family.

What to look for when choosing sunscreen

Experts suggest wearing sunscreen all day long when spending time outdoors, especially in the summer -- but with so many brands and types of sunscreen to choose from, picking the right one can be overwhelming.

This might be the perfect summer vacation for the entire family

We know not everyone has an endless source of money, so we’ve found an affordable spot that the whole family can enjoy, and it’s just a short drive north.

Fire danger rises in parts of Michigan as hot, dry weather continues

Dry and hot weather stretches in Michigan have elevated potential fire dangers in parts of the state, mostly in the Upper Peninsula.

US national parks’ growing popularity prompts warning

U.S. national parks have never been more popular than they are right now -- and some are requiring reservations just to get in.

How to manage screen time for kids this summer

Even with summertime upon us and things beginning to return to normal, it may be tough for some children to break their screen time habits after the pandemic.

Raindrops or cicada pee? (Yes, that’s a thing)

Warning: Cicadas pee a lot.

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‘Don’t Fry Day’: Practicing sun safety this holiday weekend

Each Friday before Memorial Day weekend is known among American meteorologists as “Don’t Fry Day.”

Rolling Hills Water Park, Blue Heron Bay Spray Park announce 2021 opening dates

Washtenaw County Parks' summer attractions will open in late June.

Traveling Michiganders asked to leave firewood at home

For those traveling in Michigan this Memorial Day, especially those with plans to go camping, environmental experts are urging people to leave the firewood at home.

Tick risk now widespread in Michigan

Warm weather is returning to Michigan, and so, too, is the risk from ticks.

Weingartz $500 Giveaway!

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University of Michigan: No masks needed outdoors, unless at events of 100 or more

U-M's President Mark Schlissel said individuals walking outdoors on campus can go mask-free.

Ann Arbor’s Westside Art Hop tentatively on for June

Organizers of Ann Arbor's Westside Art Hop hope to make a return in June with an outdoor event.

Boat rentals at Ann Arbor’s Gallup Park livery to open Saturday

The Gallup Park livery will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends, weather permitting.

3 ways to enjoy the great outdoors in a grand way

The weather is getting nicer, so why not get outdoors... in a “grand” setting? The experts at the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa share with us 3 ways to enjoy the fresh air up in Grand Traverse.

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Seasonal flowers and bird calls await you at these Michigan nature preserves

It’s spring! That means it’s time to get outdoors, take in some fresh air and enjoy.

Construction on Ann Arbor’s Gallup Park Loop Trail to begin in April

ANN ARBOR – A section of the Gallup Park Loop Trail is in need of repair and will be under construction starting the first week of April. Work on the segment, between the canoe livery and the boat launch, is set to be completed in early June if weather permits. City staff will put up signs and barricades to direct trail users away from the work zone. Trail users riding, walking, cycling or commuting along the path are asked to follow the posted detour. “While the temporary closure is an inconvenience to users, the replacement of the pathway is intended to provide longer-term durability,” the city said in a news release.

Take a hike with these March Ann Arbor park walks

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Looking to get out of the house but don’t quite know what to do? Every Saturday in March., the organization is hosting organized walks at parks and nature areas around Tree Town. Throughout March, featured walks will be held on:Participants can win Visit Every Park prizes from Parks & Rec, including frisbees, a walking club patch and a T-shirt, for walking at different numbers of parks. Masks should be worn and community members are encouraged to stay six feet away from those not in their own household. After completing their walk, community members can take this survey and give feedback about the program.

City of Ann Arbor to open all three outdoor pools this summer

ANN ARBOR – The outdoor public pools at Fuller Park, Buhr Park and Veterans Memorial Park will be open this summer, the city of Ann Arbor announced in an email to its pool users on Tuesday. The city opened Fuller Park pool last summer at a very limited capacity for lap swimming to ensure social distancing while the Buhr and Vets pools remained closed. In order to provide safe programming this year, swim lessons and day camps will take place at designated pools. All three pools will be offering family spaces and lap lanes by reservation as well as bungee swimming opportunities at Fuller and Buhr. (City of Ann Arbor)Reservation systemAfter receiving considerable feedback over challenges with last year’s reservation system at Fuller Park Pool, the new system aims to improve user experience.

Ann Arbor man creates snow sculptures in his backyard

Ann Arbor resident Mark Lee stands next to his snow sculpture of an owl in his backyard. ANN ARBOR – Mark Lee began creating snow sculptures in his backyard 11 years ago when he and his young son would build snow forts together. An art school graduate, Lee enjoys the challenge of transforming snow into shapes, objects and faces. Snow sculptures in the shape of animals created by Mark Lee in 2021. “I like the impermanent fact of the sculptures that they’re only here for this brief moment.”Snow sculptures Mark Lee created in 2021 in Ann Arbor.

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