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Great Lakes ports open their docks for cruise lines

By Kayla Smith | March 31, 2016

Cruise line tourism is growing in the Great Lakes as port cities navigate border regulations.

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Mr. Great Lakes on conservation money, refuge open house, mini grant proposals

By Jeff Kart | March 21, 2016

Gear up for the first day of spring by keeping abreast with news from Mr. Great Lakes.

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Conservation criminology program focuses on environmental injustices

By Guest Contributor | March 15, 2016

Kirk Heinze speaks with Meredith Gore on the new conservation criminology program at MSU.

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Photo Friday: Lake Erie photographs compete in NASA’s Tournament Earth

By Morgan Linn | March 4, 2016

Two satellite images from the Great Lakes region are competing in a March Madness style NASA competition this month.

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Fungal diseases threaten Great Lakes walnut, butternuts

By Eric Freedman and Capital News Service | February 27, 2016

The fungus has wiped out about 90 percent of Michigan’s butternut trees.

Snowshoeing near Petoskey, Michigan. Image: Dove Day
Recreation

North Trail hikers set 100-mile centennial goal

By Kevin Duffy | February 25, 2016

Hikers plan to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service.

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Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings nominated as a world heritage site

By Morgan Linn | February 21, 2016

Ten buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright have the chance to be internationally recognized as world heritage sites. Three other Great Lakes sites are working toward recognition as well.

Wildlife

High schoolers harness high tech to teach world about biodiversity

By Kayla Smith | February 19, 2016

The National Bio-Diversity Teach-In run by a Great Lakes school in Illinois connects students nationwide with environmental experts.

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Odes to the Great Lakes: GVSU exhibition showcases collaborative pieces

By admin | February 18, 2016

The gallery features the works of artists with close connections to the region.

Land

Above average number of wildfires predicted by summer’s end

By Lacee Shepard | June 11, 2014

The increased fire incidence is expected in August and September as a long winter and late spring delayed the fire season.

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About Great Lakes Echo

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

Recent Articles

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    By Lily Cole and Great Lakes Echo
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    By Capital News Service
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    By Great Lakes Echo
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    By Capital News Service
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