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Great Lakes Now Presents: Lake Erie Shipwrecks with Brendon Baillod - The Scuba News Canada

Wisconsin · Wisconsin

Great Lakes Now Presents: Lake Erie Shipwrecks with Brendon Baillod - The Scuba News Canada

Join Great Lakes Now for a live virtual event all about the fascinating maritime history and technology involved in uncovering shipwrecks of the Great Lakes See the Story

District of North Vancouver - Bat Signal: Parkgate Park turns to bats for natural mosquito control

Signal · North Vancouver

District of North Vancouver - Bat Signal: Parkgate Park turns to bats for natural mosquito control

The baseball players at Parkgate Park were getting distracted by the buzz at the field. But it wasn't fans making the noise; it was mosquitoes.Concerned about the considerable insect popul. . .See the Story

Wildlife changes found on Lake Huron island

This article was republished here with permission from Great Lakes Echo. By Eric Freedman, Great Lakes Echo In nature, a lot can change on a largely uninhabited Great Lakes island over the course of a century. And a lot can stay the same. Read Now at Great Lakes Now.Michigan · Michigan See the Story

Michigan’s bottle return rates keep falling. Is it time for change?

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Michiganders returned less than three-quarters of their 10-cent bottle deposits last year, the lowest redemption rate on record. In all, $116 million went unreturned. A ballot measure may be in the works.Michigan · Michigan See the Story

White throated sparrow takes first place in fattest bird competition

This article was republished here with permission from Great Lakes Echo. By Clara Lincolnhol, Great Lakes Echo A very round white throated sparrow is the heavyweight champion of the 2025 Wisconsin Fat Bird Week contest. The bird, coined the “spherical white-throated sparrow,” won by a landslide, receiving 72% of the vote in the final round against its nearest competitor, a “rotund ruby-throated hummingbird.” The winner made it through eight roun…Wisconsin · Wisconsin See the Story

Skyline’s lost salamanders: What’s in a name?

By Ashley Han and Olivia Watters Can two animals look the same, act the same, even share a mother and yet be two different species? You can find an answer in a very particular kind of salamander which resides in the Skyline High School wetlands: the LJJ unisexual hybrid salamanders. These salamanders are akin to legend in this Ann Arbor school’s halls. Ask around and you’ll get a dozen different answers to what these creatures are, why they matt…Species · Ann Arbor Read Article

Skyline’s lost salamanders: Forgotten wetlands and the fight for restoration

By Ashley Han and Olivia Watters Every year, Skyline High School students go salamander hunting. AP Environmental Sciences (APES) students in this Ann Arbor school have heard too much about the school wetlands’ rare salamanders to not investigate for themselves. When construction for Skyline broke ground in 2004, it revealed a rare population of LJJ unisexual hybrid salamanders – first incorrectly thought to be silvery salamanders. The post Sky…Ann Arbor · Ann Arbor Read Article

Great Lakes slightly colder than usual ahead of summer

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As May’s cooler temperatures give way to summertime warmth in Michigan, the Great Lakes are slightly cooler than usual but warming. But where are Michigan’s warmest waters?Michigan · Michigan See the Story

Black Bear Recently Seen in Kansas City Area Appears to Be Injured, MDC Says

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Black bear sightings are continuing to be reported across the Kansas City metro. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) said its wildlife experts are aware of the most recent sighting of a bear near Grandview Road and Red Bridge Road. Joe’s Blog: Not the worst or best holiday weekend (THU-5/22) MDC biologists have seen home security footage showing the bear to seemingly be moving with a limp. The MDC said it does…Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas City See the Story

2026 Budget Cuts to NOAA Could Halt Federal Funding to Great Lakes Research

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In 2024, Great Lakes researchers at the University of Michigan were awarded a $6.5 million five-year grant by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to host a research center focused on algal blooms, climate change and overall environmental impacts on human health for communities living in, working in and visiting the Great Lakes region. However, President Donald Trump’s administration could now be cutting Great Lakes research by si…Climate Change · Michigan See the Story

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