Fish
The fate of a half-century sport fishing tradition
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Fifty years after the Great Lakes salmon introduction, dwindling populations reveal a cautionary lesson in single-species management.
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Fifty years after the Great Lakes salmon introduction, dwindling populations reveal a cautionary lesson in single-species management.
Watch as bystanders get caught in the Michipictoten’s wake as it arrives in the port of Duluth.
A recent study proves painted and snapping turtles accumulate heavy metals and advances the limited existing freshwater turtle research.
Study shows Great Lakes are home to the largest collection of riverless urban areas.
Cruise line tourism is growing in the Great Lakes as port cities navigate border regulations.
If Asian carp cross the Mississippi River basin and establish themselves in Lake Erie, they could account for one-third of the lake’s entire fish weight.
Collaboration between citizens and oil companies could reduce the risk of future environmental disasters.
We explore vernal pools in the latest edition of the Great Lakes Echo podcast, Echos.
How will our Great Lakes respond to a warming climate? Current State speaks with researcher John Lenters to discuss.