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A Noah’s Ark for whitefish?

Scientists are weighing what they call a “Noah’s Ark” strategy to save Michigan’s collapsing whitefish populations. Once abundant in lakes Michigan and Huron, whitefish have plummeted as invasive zebra and quagga mussels have transformed the lakes. Quagga mussels now...

Fall bird migration underway

Island birding expert Pam Grassmick reports that the fall migration of birds is now underway, with thousands of species making their way south along the Great Lakes flyway. Most of this remarkable journey happens at night, when cooler air helps birds conserve energy...
Iron Belle Trail forges ahead

Iron Belle Trail forges ahead

Michigan celebrated another milestone Friday in building the Iron Belle Trail, the state’s signature 2,000-mile route stretching from Detroit’s riverfront all the way to Ironwood in the western Upper Peninsula. A ribbon cutting on Belle Isle opened a new 5.8-mile...
Irish Féile in the books as another success

Irish Féile in the books as another success

The Irish Féile drew full-house crowds who enjoyed a weekend packed with music, dancing, and cultural traditions, despite weather that disrupted travel and forced multiple schedule changes. Friday’s boat cancellation, along with periods of rain and gusty winds,...
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