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Photo Friday: Views of a glacier-shaped New York park
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Take a look at this park named for one of the United States’s most obscure presidents.
Echo
Photo Friday: Harbor town Lexington, Michigan has charm and history
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The town is a designated “harbor of refuge” by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Photo Friday
Photo Friday: Seining for invasive fish on Grand Traverse Bay, Michigan
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Fisheries biologist Steve Hensler of the Cerulean Center recently demonstrated one way in which professional and citizen scientists search together for invasive fish in Lake Michigan.
Nearshore
Photo Friday: Common “Greatness” shared in African and American lakes
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The sights on the shores of Africa’s Lake Malawi differ slightly from those on our Great Lakes (you may find a crocodile or two), but there are similarities as well.
The Buzz
Underwater photographer captures forgotten stories beneath Great Lakes
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Becky Kagan Schott recently shared video footage from her excursions into the depths of the Great Lakes.
Climate
Photo Friday: Waterspout over Lake Michigan
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Central Michigan University student and photography hobbyist Kyler Phillips found himself in the right place at the right time for this shot.
Echo
Sights of the Algoma District, Ontario
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The sparsely populated area is home to impressive landscapes, many of which can be viewed from winding country roads.
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The Mighty Mac
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Views of the longest suspension bridge in the western hemisphere on a chilly May morning.
Art
Ontario artist finally doing what she loves
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Ontario native Brigitte Granton chose years ago to go into the sciences because it was practical. Now she captures wilderness for a living.
Land
Biodiversity amidst death
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When it comes to biodiversity, cemeteries offer a lot of the same services as parks.