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Paintings, books, music, plays and other arts are effective ways of communicating environmental issues.
John Gallagher chronicles architect Minoru Yamasaki from his humble beginnings and through his quest for a unique style that produced the New York City landmark and a more modest impact on Detroit’s environment.
Mary Siisip Geniusz revives native Anishinaabe-Ojibwe plant knowledge with cultural and culinary anecdotes in her new book.
Canoeist’s trip through the Driftless Area of Minnesota and Wisconsin reveals ecological damage and repair among forested hills, bedrock outcrops, bluffs of caves, sinkholes, springs and disappearing streams of effigy mounds.
Author Mike Nagel chronicles the business and philanthropic acumen of Michigan’s ‘Pine King’ in his new book.
A submission for the Great Lakes border challenge captures a colorful island vista along the Ohio-Ontario border.
Native Americans have worked to return what was once merely a souvenir shop item to a craft that is a symbol of individual and community pride,
Provide an image illustrating the US/Canada border relationship and we’ll run it in an Echo post.
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.