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Drops in baseflow can harm stream’s health and the health of the organisms that rely on them. But irrigation can mask climate-driven drops in those flows, said Sue Borchardt, a doctoral student in the department of geography at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
A new study shows some surprising common ground in Ohioans’ beliefs about solving Lake Erie’s algal bloom problem, even when they disagree on the best solution.
Researchers found man-made debris in the stomachs of baby cormorants from both urban and remote areas.
A new approach to combating white-nose syndrome involves constructing ventilation systems in bat dwellings.
The heavy rain in recent years has left farmers with dangerously high levels of stress.
A recent study done in the Great Lakes highlights the importance of waterbird hotspot conservation.
Sometimes you have to fight invasive species with outside help.
Federal regulations, privacy concerns and health of the animals they track are all concerns.
It’s morel season in Michigan. The hard to cultivate, but delicious fungi is highly sought after by chefs. While many saute the mushroom in butter, there are plenty of other ways to cook the woodland delicacy.
During the month of May, a different type of hunter takes to the Michigan woods. Their prey, the low-lying honeycomb shaped fungi, morels.