MUCC Executive Director Amy Trotter talks about the organization's grassroots policy process, what it takes to change policy, how to submit a resolution and the culmination of the organization's policy process each June at Annual Convention.

In the Summer Michigan Out-of-Doors Podcast, MUCC Camp Director Max Bass talks about the upcoming camp season, facility improvements and what youth can expect when they spend a week at the Michigan Out-of-Doors Youth Camp. If you are interested in sending a youth to Michigan Out-of-Doors Youth Camp, visit http://www.mucccamp.org/.

New MUCC Executive Director Amy Trotter discusses priorities for 2019 moving forward, challenges of non-profit management and new partnership opportunities.

In this December/January Michigan Out-of-Doors podcast, editor Nick Green talks about Michigan United Conservation Clubs efforts during the lame duck session — the victories, failures and priorities moving into 2019. Green and talks with Avery about Avery's resolution to expand the number of rods allowed when trolling and how the grassroots process will shape the resolution.

Executive Director Dan Eichinger talks about the November elections and what it means for the future of conservation in Michigan.

In this month's podcast, Michigan Out-of-Doors Editor Nick Green talks upland hunting from his tailgate at grouse camp. Mike and Nick also delve into how sportsman portray themselves to others through the pictures we take, the stories we tell and how some simple actions can help to keep our traditions and heritage alive.

In this episode, OTG Program Manager Hunter Salisbury discusses upcoming events, and the future of the On The Ground program.

In this month's podcast, MUCC Executive Director Dan Eichinger talks about cormorant control and what measures are being taken to help protect the Great Lakes fisheries from a bird that has made a comeback to the point of being detrimental to our natural resources.

In this month’s podcast, Michigan United Conservation Clubs Deputy Director Amy Trotter recaps our Annual Convention, goes over resolutions that passed and talks about what they mean for MUCC staff and the year ahead.

In this month's podcast, a new face to Michigan United Conservation Clubs, Morgan Warda, introduces herself, her plan for the wildlife cooperatives program and details some of the events she has planned for her first summer aboard.