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Wildlife

Lake Superior’s Apostle Islands shelters a declining species

By Hannah Brock | November 24, 2021

Scientists have discovered a Lake Superior refuge for a declining weasel-like carnivore.

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Endangered Great Lakes rattler once had a bounty

By Hannah Brock | October 11, 2021

A species unique to the Great Lakes region once had a bounty on its head, but now experts are trying to save it.

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Congress considers once-in-a-generation bill for conservation

By Marshall Lee Weimer | May 6, 2021

Recovering America’s Wildlife Act would provide states, territories and tribes with $1.4 billion annually to protect important species and their associated habitats.

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Going wild, experts continue preservation of endangered species

By Kirsten Rintelmann | April 27, 2021

Wildlife experts are pushing stronger conservation and protection efforts for Michigan’s threatened and endangered species.

Amphibians

There may be hope for an endangered frog in the Great Lakes region

By Amelia Cole | February 26, 2020

Since the 1970s, the Blanchard’s cricket frog has gone missing from much of the northern portion of its range. But experts say their fate may be looking up.

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For one butterfly, Michigan may be its last, best hope

By Eric Freedman | December 6, 2019

The endangered Poweshiek skipperling butterfly, is now known to survive in the wild in only two places on earth: Michigan and Manitoba.

Catch of the Day

Michigan company creates endangered species game

By Will Grimm | April 24, 2019

Gamers with an environmental interest have until Friday to order a special edition of  a new board game designed around helping endangered species.

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Canadian scientists track big snakes in trees

By Carin Tunney | October 6, 2017

Canadian researchers are tracking a large, endangered snake that lives in trees.

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Minnesota citizen scientists thrill at sightings of endangered bumble bee

By Carin Tunney | August 16, 2017

Citizen scientists are the key to new findings for a Minnesota project that tracks bees, including the endangered rusty patched bumble bee.

Wildlife

Convicted eco-terrorist pursues legal protection of Great Lakes wolves

By Holly Drankhan | July 9, 2015

The Grand Rapids, Michigan, resident was convicted of torching a Michigan State University animal research laboratory in 1992. Now Rod Coronado says he has turned to legal forms of animal activism to advocate for the rights of wolves.

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Catch of the Day

  • Michigan Press Association honors Echo reporters

    Ten Great Lakes Echo reporters recently scored honors in the 2023 Michigan Press Association’s College Better Newspaper Contest.  “Our bench is deep, but it has to be to cover the world’s most important beat,” said Echo Editor David Poulson

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Commentary

  • GUEST COMMENTARY: Speak up to stop the spotted lanternfly and other invaders

    By David Strayer If you’ve driven Michigan’s highways lately, you’ve probably seen the billboards: a big picture of a lanternfly, with the message, “See it. Squish it. Report it.” This is good advice, as far as it goes, but it should go further. The spotted lanternfly is a serious pest that is poised to cause […]

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Podcasts

  • Four electric buses will hit University of Michigan’s campus next summer

    Power is supplied to the electric motor very quickly which gives the electric bus high performance and rapid acceleration.

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Climate Stories

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Experts say updating Michigan’s building code may be key for meeting climate goals. Here’s why.
Experts say updating Michigan’s building code may be key for meeting climate goals. Here’s why.
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Everything you need to know about Illinois’ $4,000 electric vehicle rebate
Everything you need to know about Illinois’ $4,000 electric vehicle rebate
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These 3 Detroit restaurants are tackling climate change in the kitchen
These 3 Detroit restaurants are tackling climate change in the kitchen
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How changing climate is impacting Michigan’s fall colors
How changing climate is impacting Michigan’s fall colors
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COVID-19

  • Communities welcome return of winter festivals

    By Sammy Schuck Most people may know that festivals attract people to Michigan communities. What most may not know is that festivals and events in the state are an annual $1 billion industry, according to Michigan Festivals and Events Association CEO Mike Szukhent. According to Szukhent, the lack of winter festivals last year “hit hard.” […]

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