Great Lakes
Great Lakes drownings rise during pandemic
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The COVID-19 pandemic indirectly caused more drownings in the Great Lakes, according to a study published in the journal Ocean and Coastal Management.
Parks
Free Indiana nature passports reward outdoor adventurers
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Indiana’s program was inspired by a similar successful passport program in Iowa.
Fishing
Conservation experts wary of legalizing trotlines and juglines
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Some anglers and conservationists oppose a controversial catfishing bill introduced in the Michigan Legislature.
fisheries
Virtual walleyes fight new threats to real ones
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Scientists are simulating Great Lakes walleye on computers to find out how contaminants harm the fish.
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Skiing through a ghost town? That’s scary!
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If you’re tired of striding across golf courses, then you’ll find the Upper Peninsula has some unusual Nordic alternatives.
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Natural features of Toronto park help users design their own experience
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Toronto’s Trillium Park a key to revitalizing old entertainment venue.
Algae
Old Ohio amusement park becomes new wetland restoration project
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The park will preserve local history while fighting harmful algae blooms.
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COVID-19 spurs visits to nature sanctuaries
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It offers a significant educational opportunity for land conservancies.
Recreation
Outdoor exercise in the time of COVID-19
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From local restrictions on gathering sizes to gym closures, staying fit during the COVID-19 pandemic might seem a near-impossible task. Despite that, many communities in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region have adapted existing physical fitness programs and implemented new ones.
gardening
The great escape of gardening
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Throughout human history, gardens have embodied a sense of near-mystical escapism. From enchanted hedgerows in the English countryside to tranquil Japanese gardens, the time-honored art of horticulture shows no signs of stopping.