fisheries
Fish vision genes could inform Great Lakes restoration
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A new understanding of how genes affect which fish can see deep in Lake Superior could help scientists understand how to preserve them.
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New York warns residents of coyote encounters
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They are more common January through March, the breeding and pup-rearing season.
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Pennsylvania group to stop pet turtle invasion
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles made them a popular pet choice. But when owners tire of them, they release them into the wild.
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Seeking connection and meaning under a Hunger Moon
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Upper Peninsula man explores intersection of spirituality and nature.
Birds
U.S., Canadian researchers conduct binational birds conservation research
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The third part of a 5-part series on trans-border U.S. and Canadian environmental research projects.
Wildlife
Protection for wolves still stirs controversy
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The Trump administration recently announced that it will remove the gray wolf from the endangered species list in the lower 48 states.
Wildlife
Asian carp goes from water to dog dishes
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Wilder Harrier, a Canadian pet food company, is using another unlikely alternative protein source to have a low environmental impact, yet a nutritious meal for dogs.
Wildlife
Black squirrels in Michigan and elsewhere could be evolution in action
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A look at a recent study in the journal Ecology and Evolution.
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Concerns about the Great Lakes increase, while Ontario loons decrease
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Ontario loons are declining, with fewer chicks being born, according to a new study that took four decades and hundreds of researchers.
bats
The deadly disease that wiped out 90% of the Upper Peninsula’s bats, and a new hope for one species
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A new study shows a glimmer of hope for bats affected by white-nose syndrome.