A new analysis shows that rising Legionnaires’ disease cases disproportionately affect Black Americans and people living in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England.
Does your favorite fish make the list of favorites to catch on the Great Lakes?
Catch the latest drinking water updates with Great Lakes Now’s biweekly headline roundup.
The United States has tentatively allocated $6-billion to conserve and restore coastal areas and prepare for a changing climate. We asked a range of experts how all that money should be spent.
With hope as her mantra, Barlow describes her obsession with water, her outreach to Detroit and the myth of water abundance.
Lessons and activities based on the month Great Lakes Now program.
Respect for water was as much a part of Phillip Solomon’s fishing education as sawing through thick winter ice. The Anishinaabe fisherman can see how rising temperatures are changing Gitchigumi and the fish his community relies on.
How the native smallmouth bass helped save logperch – the Great Lakes’ largest darter – from the invasive round goby.
These new, original, free lesson plans and at-home activities are based on video from the award-winning public television series and are downloadable for use with your middle schoolers.
Lessons and activities based on the month Great Lakes Now program.
