lakes/rivers/wetlands

Wetlands mitigation may get cheaper for local governments in Michigan

A new system will make it easier for public entities to meet wetland protection requirements.

The collection of businesses see Enbridge Line 5 as a threat to the economy and the environment.

The state of Michigan is offering grant money to fund monitoring inland beaches this summer.

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

The trout in Lake Michigan were once wiped out, but one strain might help bring them back.

The study found that as many as 78 percent of Milwaukee streams have toxic levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, also known as PAHs.

A statewide effort to track wild rice will need the help of tribal leaders who harvest and have already restored some rice beds.

Modern boundaries complicate –and stymie–the Menominee Tribe’s effort to protect burial grounds.

Fifty years after the Great Lakes salmon introduction, dwindling populations reveal a cautionary lesson in single-species management.

Watch as bystanders get caught in the Michipictoten’s wake as it arrives in the port of Duluth.