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Tag: invasive species

Posted inInvasive Species, Latest News, News, Science, Technology, Research

Michigan awards $3.6 million for invasive species project

by Ric Mixter December 24, 2019
Posted inAbout Great Lakes Now, Advocacy, Authors, James Proffitt, Latest News, News, Politics, Policy, Environmental Justice, U.S. and Canadian Federal Governments, Who We Are and What We Do

Great Lakes Fishery: Commercial vs. recreational conflict

by James Proffitt, Great Lakes Now December 5, 2019November 9, 2025
Posted inAP, Article, Asian Carp, Invasive Species, News, Science, Technology, Research

Study links Asian carp with Mississippi River fish drop

by The Associated Press November 20, 2019
Posted inAbout Great Lakes Now, Authors, Brian Owens, Fish, Birds and Animals, Food, Invasive Species, Latest News, News, Recreation and Tourism, Recreational Hunting and Fishing, Research, Data and Technology, Science, Technology, Research, Who We Are and What We Do

Mercury Levels Maintained: Invasive mussels keep mercury levels high in Great Lakes fish

by Brian Owens, Great Lakes Now November 19, 2019November 9, 2025
Posted inAbout Great Lakes Now, Authors, Great Lakes Echo, Guest Article, Invasive Species, Lake Michigan, Michigan, News, Region, Science, Technology, Research, Who We Are and What We Do

Fighting invasive species on one island led to plan for all

by Great Lakes Echo November 18, 2019November 9, 2025
Posted inAP, Article, Asian Carp, Invasive Species, News, Science, Technology, Research

Michigan affirms offer to share Asian carp project costs

by The Associated Press November 5, 2019
Posted inAdvocacy, Asian Carp, Budget, Fish, Birds and Animals, Illinois, Invasive Species, Lake Michigan, Michigan, News, Policy, Politics, Policy, Environmental Justice, Region, Science, Technology, Research, U.S. and Canadian Federal Governments, Video

Study: Asian carp could find plenty of food in Lake Michigan

by The Associated Press August 12, 2019
Posted inAbout Great Lakes Now, Advocacy, Asian Carp, Authors, Chicago, Equity and Environmental Justice, Gary Wilson, Illinois, Invasive Species, Lake Michigan, News, Politics, Policy, Environmental Justice, Protect, Region, Science, Technology, Research, Who We Are and What We Do

Road Trip: Michigan lawmakers head to Illinois to talk carp prevention

by Gary Wilson, Great Lakes Now July 3, 2019November 9, 2025
Posted inAbout Great Lakes Now, Asian Carp, Authors, Budget, Episode 1003, Invasive Species, News, Policy, Politics, Policy, Environmental Justice, Sandra Svoboda, Science, Technology, Research, Series Episode, Who We Are and What We Do

Book Club: New book about Asian carp chronicles history, future

by Sandra Svoboda March 19, 2019November 9, 2025
Posted inAbout Great Lakes Now, Asian Carp, Authors, Budget, Gary Wilson, Illinois, Invasive Species, News, Policy, Politics, Policy, Environmental Justice, Protect, Region, Science, Technology, Research, Who We Are and What We Do

Will new governor end Illinois’ inertia over Asian carp solution?

by Gary Wilson, Great Lakes Now March 18, 2019

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