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How an upstream ditch limits downstream algae
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Digging the right kind of ditch to drain farm fields can improve water quality hundreds of miles away.
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Digging the right kind of ditch to drain farm fields can improve water quality hundreds of miles away.
A new book details the lengthy history of boating in Michigan.
A new project is collecting digital aspects of Great Lakes social, cultural and environmental history.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is offering a Massive Open Online Course addressing Great Lakes weather and climate.
Wisconsin Natural Resources Board approved an emergency rule that reduces the daily limit of trout in the Apostle Islands region of Lake Superior.
The annual State-Fish art contest promotes conservation awareness, aquatic and artistic knowledge in a competition that earns some students national recognition.
Increasing competition for sales means that fewer drivers are buying the license plates that support environmental causes.
A new web tool, released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, shows how the Great Lakes would look in different climate change situations.
An organization focused on connecting the cultures of the Great Lakes region is raising money to share the stories of indigenous leaders. These leaders are Anishinaabe women, members of Native American groups living in the Canadian Great Lakes area. Their stories will be told in photos, sound, video and text and shared on the Great Lakes Commons Map, said creator of the Great Lakes Commons map Paul Baines. The Great Lakes Commons is an organization that fosters a community dedicated to protecting the Great Lakes, Baines said. The online map is a collaborative project to share photos, videos and personal stories about the Great Lakes.
You can even touch the rare skeleton of the extinct bird – sort of.