Christy McDonald talks with Sarah LeSage of AIS Program Coordinator Department of Environmental Quality about invasive species impact the Great Lakes and the […]
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The Search for Solutions
From the Great Lakes Now Connect: Invasive Species event, the second panel The Search for Solutions allows the panel to give their outlook on the Great Lakes, problems that need managing, […]
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They’re Here! (and it’s more than just Carp!)
From the Great Lakes Now Connect: Invasive Species event, the first panel They’re Here! (and it’s more than just Carp!) discusses the 180 different species of plants and animals who have been identified as invasive […]
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Interview with Tom Barrett, Mayor of Milwaukee
After the Great Lakes Now Connect: Invasive Species seminar on Tuesday, Christy McDonald sat down with the Mayor of Milwaukee to talk […]
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Great Lakes Now Connect Video Player
Great Lakes Now Connect January 15, 10-12pm Download the video player code to embed in your website.
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Detroit Public Television And The Nature Conservancy Collaborate For TV, Online Forum To Explore Great Lakes Solutions
First-of-its-kind Special To Discuss Dangerous Invasive Species DETROIT (January 7, 2013) – Detroit Public Television (DPTV) and The Nature Conservancy announce a first-of-its-kind television and Web special, designed to convene […]
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Different Invasive Species
Currently there are 180 different species of invasive plants and animals inhabiting the Great Lakes. These creatures are causing serious problems to the ecosystems, animals, economy, and other community issues […]
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PBS NewsHour Report: Into Pungent Water
Miles O’Brien reports on the state of the country’s water and sewer infrastructure. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien plunged into a muck of that which rhymes with “it” to investigate our […]
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The Erie Canal: How a ‘big ditch’ transformed America’s economy, culture and even religion
By Matthew Smith, Miami University is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts. Two hundred years ago, on Oct. 26, 1825, New York Gov. […]
