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This broad category encompasses fish. It is further divided on the main menu with tags for mammals, insects, amphibians, birds, mussels, invaders and endangered wildlife.

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A sound strategy: blasting carp from the Great Lakes

By Morgan Linn | January 26, 2016

Check out this sound file that researchers are testing to see if it will deter silver carp from the Great Lakes.

Wildlife

When bobcats go wild — umm, viral

By Eric Freedman | January 21, 2016

Thor, housecoats and clicks.

Wildlife

Ohio court says bobcat can be a housecat

By Eric Freedman | January 13, 2016

The state Court of Appeals says that the cat is not covered by the law sparked by the 2011 release of 56 dangerous wild animals, including lions, wolves, bears, tigers and a baboon.

Wildlife

Road work counts roadkill

By Eric Freedman | December 18, 2015

Survey tallies animals killed by traffic through international conservation corridor. Turtles and snakes are in greatest peril.

Wildlife
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Mr. Great Lakes on raising energy rates and rebuilding a reef

By Jeff Kart | December 15, 2015

Plus a discussion about some of Michigan’s electric cooperatives going beyond the state’s renewable energy standard.

Fish

Wildlife researchers not so sure about drones

By Marie Orttenburger | December 11, 2015

Federal regulations, privacy concerns and health of the animals they track are all concerns.

Wildlife
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Delisting gray wolves divides conservationists

By WKAR Current State | December 11, 2015

Conservationists weigh in on the impacts of delisting the gray wolf in Michigan.

Wildlife

Tradition, science join to combat emerald ash borer

By Eric Freedman and Capital News Service | December 3, 2015

Native American basket weaving technique could help reduce the spread of the invasive insect.

Wildlife

Replacing culverts with bridges could help fish passage

By Eric Freedman | November 17, 2015

A pilot project in the Huron-Manistee National Forest suggests replacing culverts with bridges to help with fish passage.

Wildlife

Beware the new invaders — New Zealand mud snails

By Capital News Service | November 16, 2015

They reproduce fast, allowing them to densely carpet the bottom of a river and displace ecologically important native snails.

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