Biinaagami
Watershed Wednesday: All about that bass
2024-07-17T20:19:15-04:00Plus: Great Lakes 360 and big steps to stopping the bighead
Watershed Wednesday: The need for bees
2024-06-19T15:36:06-04:00Plus: Potential for a new method of energy production making waves off the coast of Lake Michigan and the mighty Michipicoten
Watershed Wednesday: The return of the bald eagles
2024-06-05T16:40:56-04:00Plus: Legal personhood for the Humber River?
Watershed Wednesday: Waste not want not2024-05-22T17:06:32-04:00
Watershed Wednesday: The return of the Island Caribou
2024-05-08T17:11:19-04:00Plus: “The Second Wave”- The National Museum of the Great Lakes breaks ground on new expansion and Spongy moths on the decline in summer of 2024
Watershed Wednesday: Removing roadblocks for Highway 413
2024-04-24T17:57:19-04:00Plus: Superior effort removes more than 10 tons of plastic from the Great Lakes and Fourth round of UN plastics treaty negotiations in Ottawa this week
Watershed Wednesday: EPA implements new standards for “forever chemicals” in drinking water
2024-04-17T15:44:23-04:00Plus: Indian voices absorbed into the body poli-tongue and Twenty-four year Great Lakes fishing decree takes effect
Watershed Wednesday: Perch in peril?
2024-04-10T23:37:06-04:00Plus: Scientists investigate the risks of pharmaceutical pollution in the Great Lakes Region, and wind and water wallop Lake Erie’s coastline causing erosion
Watershed Wednesday: NPLSF launches project for net-zero energy consumption
2024-04-04T11:06:59-04:00Plus: new hydrogen facility sparks concern within Akwesasne, lower-than-usual water levels amount to higher-than-usual dead fish along the St. Lawrence River but a strong start for baby sturgeon in Windsor.
Watershed Wednesday: Get outta ma swamp!
2024-03-20T19:47:34-04:00Plus: A glimmer of hope for communities struggling without clean drinking water, NOAA receives major funding for future water level forecasting research, and a symphony of cicadas
