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A webcam on a Lake Michigan buoy helps forecasters and fishermen get a better sense of weather and water conditions.
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A webcam on a Lake Michigan buoy helps forecasters and fishermen get a better sense of weather and water conditions.
This is part of our “Jeopardy in July for Lake Lovers” feature, where we will post Great Lakes trivia throughout the month. Check back for the answers – and new questions. web survey
The answer to the previous question: Lake Superior water levels have been governed by the International Board of Control, established in 1914 by the International Joint Commission.
Last year, the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative began producing a series of educational videos about invasive species in the Great Lakes for the National Park Service. New videos have been uploaded this spring and summer, and you can watch the entire “Little Things, Big Problems” series here on Echo. This video discusses how invasive plants can be harmful to the native vegetation in Great Lakes parks.
After the completion of a two-year project this month, 30 percent of campsites in Wisconsin state parks will be electrified. Electric sites are growing in popularity, according to park rangers.
In this series, Echo samples successful and ongoing restoration projects in each Great Lakes state.
This is part of our “Jeopardy in July for Lake Lovers” feature, where we will post Great Lakes trivia throughout the month. Check back for the answers – and new questions. online polls
The answer to the previous question: Surface water temperatures in Lake Superior have risen by 4.5 degrees Fahrenheit since 1979 – much more than average air temperatures in this region.
The Great Lakes could benefit from Obama’s plan for renewable energy investments, mitigation efforts and job creation.
A Supreme Court decision involving a Texas/Oklahoma water conflict could affect the Great Lakes.
This is part of our “Jeopardy in July for Lake Lovers” feature, where we will post Great Lakes trivia throughout the month. Check back for the answers – and new questions. surveys & polls
To celebrate over four years of Echo’s (and our readers’) continued quest for knowledge and many years of all of our collective devotion to these lakes, we are very pleased to announce a very special month-long feature coming up here at Echo: Jeopardy in July for Lake Lovers! Throughout each week in July, we will post trivia questions dedicated to a specific lake to see how well you know our Great Lakes. Each question that follows will also contain the answer to the previous question and a breakdown of the polls to show how well you, the readers, did and explain the answers. The schedule is as follows:
Week One: Lake Superior
Week Two: Lake Huron
Week Three: Lake Michigan
Week Four: Lake Erie
Week Five: Lake Ontario
We hope you enjoy playing – and be sure to check back all throughout July so you don’t miss your chance to show us how much you know!