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Water Walkers United, a group travelling from Matane, Quèbec to Madeline Island, Wisconsin, stopped in Wikwemikong last week during their sacred walk to bring attention to the gift of water, the source of all life. More...
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Some Mequon residents say their beaches are gone and their bluffs are falling into Lake Michigan. More...
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Today, no foreign species are imported into Canada without the approval of the Canadian Food and Inspection Agency. In the past, however, there were virtually no studies done before introducing a new invasive species to an established ecosystem. More...
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has identified six water bodies where starry stonewort, the latest invasive species to strike the state, has been identified. More...
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The GLIN September Site of the Month is the Cooperative Institute for Limnology and Ecosystems Research (CILER). The mission of CILER is to foster university and NOAA partnerships in the Great Lakes region. Located at the School of Natural Resources and Environment at the University of Michigan, CILER is one of sixteen NOAA Cooperative Institutes. More...
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For more years than anyone can remember, boaters have been coming to Boaters Beach, just off the shores of the Bay City State Recreation Area in Bay County's Bangor Township, Mich., to unwind and celebrate the great outdoors. More...
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After years of neglect, the site of the long-closed U.S. Steel Duluth Works along the St. Louis River in western Duluth, Minn., may be be on the verge of revitalization. More...
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Fishing guides who make their living on Lake Erie say this year's algae bloom is quickly rivaling the worst they've seen in past years and some charter boat captains are forced to cancel trips. More...
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Chicago, sand dunes, a ferry crossing. A voyage around Lake Michigan reveals striking topography, time-worn communities and the reassuring permanence of an unchanging lake amid it all. More...
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No foreign species are imported into Canada without the approval of the Canadian Food and Inspection Agency and that's a responsibility the CFIA doesn't take lightly. More...
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Although non-native Phragmites australis reigns supreme in terms of publicity, it is important remember that we also have stands of native Phragmites throughout the Great Lakes region. A recent blog featured on the Great Lakes Phragmites Collaborative website helps clarify the differences. More...
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A North Toledo neighborhood could be less than a year away from gaining national attention as the site of Ohio's most innovative farm when soil dredged from the Toledo shipping channel will be used to grow crops. More...
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A new EPA app that will map algal blooms and provide insight into what's actually in the water is being developed. It should be released within six months to water quality departments and treatment facilities, and later to the public. More...
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has announced that the state's lakes have been invaded by the invasive starry stoneworth. In Wisconsin, 23 lakes have already been surveyed and 35 more will be invistigated. More...
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Ohio's ongoing problems with toxic algae likely won't be solved anytime soon but some practices already in place, like soil testing, could help slow the flow of fertilizer from farm fields to waterways that feeds the algae that plague Lake Erie and other Ohio lakes. More...
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A team from the Nature Conservancy, with help from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Central Michigan University, plans to deposit limestone rocks into the water near Elk Rapids to restore fish habitat and boost native fish populations. More...
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The Port of Duluth, Minn., is playing a key role on the renewable energy supply chain as crews handle all the cargo for a new 43-turbine wind farm that Allete Clean Energy is building in North Dakota. More...
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Barefoot Wine, The Alliance for the Great Lakes and The Watershed Center Grand Traverse Bay gathered with volunteers for the Barefoot Wine Beach Clean Up in Grand Traverse County, Mich., to remove trash along the beaches. More...
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The Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change announced that a controversial wind energy project for Amherst Island has received approval, with more than two dozen conditions. More...
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Researchers from the University of Michigan's Biological Station and botanists from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History are teaming up to restore Mentor Marsh in Mentor, Ohio. More...
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Despite the record drought, by almost every measure except precipitation, California is doing fine. Not just fine: California is doing fabulously. More...
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Two years after completion, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials have never used a facility built for the agency inside the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority Public Dock and Terminal at Atwater and Bates in Detroit, Mich. More...
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Now is the time of year to keep an eye out for North America's only species of freshwater jellyfish, a technically invasive species but that have not shown a significant impact on Michigan's ecology since being introduced to North America. More...
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In Green Bay, Wis., a U.S. Representative went out with researchers from NEW Water and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for a few hours to gain an understanding of the processes that go into monitoring algae blooms and phosphorus loads. More...
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In Wisconsin, the Department of Natural Resources has found a surprise increase of young perch in the Racine waters of Lake Michigan this summer. More...