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The invasion of round goby in Lake Erie has created a link in the food chain that allows hazardous flame retardants to bioaccumulate in smallmouth bass.
Bat homes constructed from the set of Batman v Superman will be auctioned off to fund bat conservation efforts.
A new kid-friendly book tells the story of the discovery of a beaver family living near the Detroit River.
Elizabeth Bandason is looking inside insect brains for answers on how to diminish the use of toxic insecticides.
The National Bio-Diversity Teach-In run by a Great Lakes school in Illinois connects students nationwide with environmental experts.
The tribes are citing the 1836 Treaty of Washington, which treaty grants Michigan tribes occupancy and access rights to the Great Lakes and their neighboring lands.
A pheremone that could lure the destructive sea lamprey to its death has gained registration as the first biopesticide for a vertebrate.
Shedd Aquarium releases Great Lakes love theme for Valentine’s Day.
Researchers discovered that satellite imagery depicting algae cover of lake beds can help identify places where lake trout spawn.
Current State speaks with Rob Mies about the plight of the northern long-eared bat.