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Carin Tunney

lighthouses

Lighthouse keepers shift attention to empty nesters, modern marketing  

By Carin Tunney | July 2, 2018

Faced with the challenge of aging enthusiasts, Great Lakes lighthouse keepers shift gears to attract younger audiences of lighthouse lovers.

Great Lakes history

Iconic Michigan lighthouse launches ambitious renovation to ready for overnight stays

By Carin Tunney | June 28, 2018

How would you like to spend the night in a 1950s-style offshore lighthouse with no land in sight?

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Collaboration helps Michigan, Wisconsin celebrate elk management milestones

By Carin Tunney | June 11, 2018

Elk in the Great Lakes region reached restoration milestones in 2018.

Fish

Scientists track prehistoric fish with 21st century satellites

By Carin Tunney | December 19, 2017

Science using high-tech methods is revealing secrets about a prehistoric fish.

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Researcher’s love of fish spawns #25DaysofFishmas

By Carin Tunney | December 11, 2017

A Great Lakes researcher has launched a new holiday celebrating fish and “bad puns.”

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Canadian scientists track big snakes in trees

By Carin Tunney | October 6, 2017

Canadian researchers are tracking a large, endangered snake that lives in trees.

bees

Minnesota citizen scientists thrill at sightings of endangered bumble bee

By Carin Tunney | August 16, 2017

Citizen scientists are the key to new findings for a Minnesota project that tracks bees, including the endangered rusty patched bumble bee.

Fish

Pisces porn: Could the sounds of spawning lure lake trout?

By Carin Tunney | July 24, 2017

Researchers have discovered that the fish make noise on spawning beds, a finding that could lead to better monitoring and perhaps help boost their numbers.

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Vote for your favorite natural feature in the Great Lakes region

By Carin Tunney | July 6, 2017

What’s the best Great Lakes destination for natural beauty? It’s time for our readers to decide.

recreation

Great Features of the Great Lakes region: Quebec

By Carin Tunney | June 27, 2017

Whales in the Great Lakes? Not quite. But Great Lakes water is hugely influential on whales, justifying a nod to Quebec to round out our list of Great Lakes-related great natural features.

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About Great Lakes Echo

Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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