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Art

Here’s a guide to northern Indiana natural areas you never knew about

By Gina Navaroli | April 19, 2019

They counter the stereotype that the region is nothing but industrial development.

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Can hungry wolf immigrants save Isle Royale forests?

By Finn O'Keefe | April 17, 2019

Six of the animals were transferred from another Lake Superior island in a bid to control Isle Royale’s moose population and restore its forests.

dogs

If your dog barks too much, maybe you do too.

By Cassidy Hough | April 9, 2019

A new study examines how dogs tend to take on the personalities of their owners

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Can a name change bring more visitors to Indiana Dunes?

By Andrew Blok | April 8, 2019

The National Park Service operates memorials, historic sites, nature preserves, parkways, parks and dozens of other facilities. Sixty-one are national parks and three are national lakeshores. Can a name change draw visitors?

Agriculture

Strawberry farmers assess polar vortex damage, take precautions against cold

By Claire Moore | April 8, 2019

Now is the most crucial time to ensure a productive strawberry crop, experts say. Precautions are needed to avoid misshapen berries with poor color that could allow large strawberry-producing states to displace the market for local fruit.

CIGLR

Road trippers search for dune disrupter’s roots

By Andrew Blok | April 3, 2019

They are studying the DNA of baby’s breath to understand why it thrives in unforgiving ecosystems around the Great Lakes and across the continent.

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Deer disease may some day infect people, expert warns

By Cassidy Hough | April 1, 2019

Others dispute that it is inevitable.

Nearshore

Dogs keep gulls from polluting Great Lakes beaches

By Gina Navaroli | March 27, 2019

A new study shows that border collies effectively reduced gull populations on beaches.

bats

Disease, climate change helps bat set down Michigan roots

By Kelsi Kroll | March 26, 2019

Evening bats have begun making a home in Michigan.

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What’s the recipe for a Michigan beautiful place?

By David Poulson | March 26, 2019

MLive recently published a list of the most beautiful places in each Michigan county.

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

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