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Catch of the Day

Great Lakes

Setting the story straight on Great Lakes water levels

By Steven Maier | March 15, 2017

Warm winters don’t necessarily make for lowered lakes.

5k

Run a 5K on an actual runway

By Karen Hopper Usher | March 7, 2017

A runway 5K comes to West Michigan.

Water

Great Lakes scientists remind social media they exist

By Natasha Blakely | March 6, 2017

Some scientists from the Great Lakes area used Twitter to introduce themselves and their work to the public.

Catch of the Day

Fake and fungal news

By David Poulson | February 28, 2017

If you’re double checking the facts about snake fungus, chances are you distrust near everything.

Invaders

Video helps volunteers take on aquatic invasives

By Lucy Schroeder | February 17, 2017

In the fight against aquatic invasive species, early detection is essential. Video is making that easier to accomplish.

Catch of the Day

Minneopa State Park bison herd set for expansion

By Liam Tiernan | February 16, 2017

Minneopa State Park is hoping a yearling bull will keep the herd going.

Catch of the Day

Rats rejoice for warm winters

By Jack Nissen | February 15, 2017

Windsor fights rat-ocracy as Ontario’s seventh rattiest city.

Echo

Michigan feeling the love

By Morgan Linn | February 14, 2017

The Detroit Free Press released Michigan-themed Valentine’s Day cards, and they’re perfect for lovers of the environment.

Catch of the Day

Ohio informs public in fight against gypsy moth

By Max Johnston | February 14, 2017

The gypsy moth feeds on more than 300 types of trees and shrubs.

Beaches

Video shows stunning views of Lake Michigan

By Karen Hopper Usher | February 9, 2017

A kiteboarding and drone enthusiast captures stunning views of Lake Michigan beaches.

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Environmental news of the Great Lakes region from the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism at Michigan State University.

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