Recreation
School water safety instruction as important as tornado and fire drills
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Drowning is second only to car accidents in unintentional death for children age one to 14, and is the leading cause of accidental death for those four and under.
Recreation
Wisconsin regulators work to balance big bass with lots of them
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One concern: largemouth bass may be competing with and eating the young of the popular walleye.
Recreation
Public service announcement: throw them a lifeline
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What do you do when someone is struggling in the water?
Recreation
Birch bark canoe artists keep Native American tradition afloat
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Native Americans have worked to return what was once merely a souvenir shop item to a craft that is a symbol of individual and community pride,
Recreation
Keeping a diamond green in variable weather
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Lansing Lugnuts head groundskeeper Lenny Yoder explains how he manages to keep the baseball club’s field green and in playable shape while dealing with Michigan’s unpredictable weather.
Recreation
Leafs win semis; face the Wild in finals of Echo’s Eco Cup challenge
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Will the team that uses Lake Ontario to cool its arena be favored in a Great Lakes challenge? Vote now and argue for who will be declared champion on Tuesday.
Recreation
The Wild prevails; Penguins and Maple Leafs up next
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Last face-off of semi finals in Echo’s Eco Cup
Recreation
Public Service Announcement: Steer clear of the pier
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Great Lakes swim tips from Michigan Sea Grant.
Recreation
Author interviews Lake Michigan
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Wisconsin native Pen Augustin explains her communication with Lake Michigan and its surroundings in her book, “Waves of Light: Messages From Nature To Heal Our Planet.”