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Forests

Catch of the Day

Podcast: Wasps vs Emerald Ash Borer Beetles

By Jonathan Yales | June 29, 2020

Great Lakes Echo and the Northern Research Station of the USDA Forest Service are collaborating to share the first season of their podcast, Forestcast.

Echo

New podcast on forest invaders, scientists who study them

By Jonathan Yales | June 22, 2020

Forestcast is a new podcast from USDA Forest Service.

Recreation

Lanterns light winter nights at this Michigan state park

By Taylor Baker  | December 20, 2019

Hartwick Pines State Park has new winter programming that promises to show the park’s old growth forest in a new light.

Climate

Plant trees, store carbon, save the environment

By Evan Jones | November 12, 2019

Michigan’s 3.9 million acres of state forests could be recruited for a fight to limit climate change by storing carbon emissions.

Diversity

Hip-hop forestry with Thomas Easley

By Marshall Lee Weimer | May 8, 2019

Combining a love for both forestry and hip-hop, Thomas Easley has recruited diverse students into environmental sciences.

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Recording lures endangered bird to Wisconsin woods

By Kaley Fech | October 10, 2018

Playback project helps diversify population of endangered Kirtland’s warblers.

Capital News Service

New ways with wood open up building opportunities

By Jack Nissen | January 5, 2018

Steel and concrete would be the classic choices for building a large new laboratory planned at Michigan State University. But experts in the university’s forestry department are asking, “Why not wood?”

Art

Woods, whiskey, women and widow-makers caught in lumberjack songs

By Eric Freedman | January 4, 2018

New edition of 1926 book throws light on lumberjack life, loves and losses collected by an English professor while mostly hiking from Charlevoix, Michigan, to North Dakota.

Capital News Service

New tool against pollution is ancient: tree canopies

By Kaley Fech | November 21, 2017

Trees’ leafy canopies work like an umbrella over the pavement, keeping rainwater from flowing across the ground and into larger bodies of water.

Forests

Pennsylvania’s forest primeval

By Eric Freedman | November 17, 2017

Scenes from Hearts Content in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny National Forest.

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Catch of the Day

  • A scenic drive becomes a scenic ski

    Touring is the winter art of enjoying the woods and the company you're with. You just happen to do this on cross-country skis.

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COVID-19

  • 2020 Festival cancellations deal blow to local economies

    Many festivals in the Great Lakes region were cancelled due to the pandemic, though tourists still visited in droves.

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Podcasts

  • Podcast: Climate change and winter sports

    Great Lakes Echo reporter Claire Moore chats with University of Waterloo, Ontario, professor Daniel Scott about how climate change may affect skiing and other winter sports in eastern North America in the coming decades.

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Photo Friday

  • NASA astronaut captures Belle Isle image from space

    The Detroit River is one of the most important waterways in the Great Lakes system, according to NASA’s post.

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