Nearshore
From mapmakers to moles, North Shore traces a Superior coast legacy
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A decade of deep archival research and on-the-ground observation lends perspective to a new environmental history in this new book.
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Paintings, books, music, plays and other arts are effective ways of communicating environmental issues.
A decade of deep archival research and on-the-ground observation lends perspective to a new environmental history in this new book.
A new book explains how what was once considered the ultimate paradox is now setting the precedent for urban development — a wildlife refuge in Detroit. The author will discuss the promise of urban conservation in Dearborn Heights Wednesday.
Many years and many scientists have taken on the challenge of documenting the natural communities of this Great Lakes state.
Wisconsin native Pen Augustin explains her communication with Lake Michigan and its surroundings in her book, “Waves of Light: Messages From Nature To Heal Our Planet.”
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Fascinated by projects that interpret environmental data as sound, an Echo reporter turns Lake Michigan/Huron water levels into a sound communications strategy.
A Milwaukee photographer hit the road with a mobile studio to capture images of people with unique connections to Lake Michigan. Check out our interactive map.
The summit spurs water management discussions and launches an initiative by three regional universities to look at water through a lens of the humanities rather than engineering.
A new book details the complex social, political and environmental developments of Detroit, combining maps with recommendations for redevelopment.
The Porkie Artist-In-Residence Program brings artists to the Upper Peninsula to immerse themselves in their craft and the area each summer.