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Great Lakes scientists remind social media they exist
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Some scientists from the Great Lakes area used Twitter to introduce themselves and their work to the public.
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Some scientists from the Great Lakes area used Twitter to introduce themselves and their work to the public.
If you’re double checking the facts about snake fungus, chances are you distrust near everything.
In the fight against aquatic invasive species, early detection is essential. Video is making that easier to accomplish.
Minneopa State Park is hoping a yearling bull will keep the herd going.
Windsor fights rat-ocracy as Ontario’s seventh rattiest city.
The Detroit Free Press released Michigan-themed Valentine’s Day cards, and they’re perfect for lovers of the environment.
The gypsy moth feeds on more than 300 types of trees and shrubs.
A kiteboarding and drone enthusiast captures stunning views of Lake Michigan beaches.
Gov. Rick Snyder discussed Asian carp, wetland conservation, water quality and other environmental issues in his 2017 State of the State Address.
Ann Arbor will be the first city in Michigan to sterilize deer to control population. Hunters would rather take care of the problem themselves.