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Commercial game farms have long raised and released domestic ducks for hunters to target. Research shows those ducks are breeding with wild mallards, weakening their genes and possibly threatening their survival.
Lessons and activities based on the monthly Great Lakes Now program.
Humbug Marsh is an internationally important wetland because of its ecological impact on the Detroit River corridor and the Great Lakes Basin.
Detroit water rates have gone up 407% over the last 20 years, and 120% in just the last 10 years.
The $97 million project was supposed to be done by 2020. Officials blame the pandemic, supply shortages and unreliable contractors for the delay.
“My plans had been foiled, I’m at the mercy of the ice. Luckily, I was in good hands.”
Sunfish offer a special opportunity for people, particularly families with children, to develop a lifelong love affair with nature and fish — no worm required.
Scientists have found these tiny bits of plastic all over the world — even in mosquitoes’ bellies.
Legal experts say Michigan has a better chance of persuading a state court to shut down the pipeline, while Enbridge is more likely to prevail in federal court.
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