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Migratory bird patterns are shifting as temperatures increase in North America, leaving birds to find new sources of food and adjust to the warmer climate, according to a new study
Growing public concern about shrinking sunfish sizes led to lower daily harvest limits across Minnesota this year.
Birds that rely on aquatic insects for food have declined for decades.
Two new projects will use over $500,000 to help the declining pheasant population in Illinois by improving habitat, experts say.
A tribal aviary located north of Harbor Springs will be the first of its kind east of the Mississippi River.
A greater understanding of muskrats’ impact could help guide understanding of their dependence on Great Lakes water levels and their related ecosystem roles.
Michigan researchers are asking for volunteers to transcribe paper fish observation records that date back more than a century.
Scientists are looking at the diet of bank swallows to understand what is causing their population decline.
Accurate information about murder hornets must be provided to the public to limit their spread and protect native bee populations, an entomology researcher told the Michigan Beekeepers Association.
Some at-risk turtles in Ontario won’t have to look both ways before crossing the road to avoid getting hit in traffic.