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GLIN Daily News
- 6 Great Lakes birds to start looking for as fall flyways fill up
- NASA satellite data now part of Michigan’s air quality monitoring, forecasting
- Cayuga Creek restoration project in Town of Niagara addresses flooding, creek improvements
- US Fish and Wildlife crew to assess lamprey in Douglas County rivers
- 22-pound invasive silver carp removed from Lake Calumet, just miles from Lake Michigan
- In effort to improve water quality, state to revamp wetlands at Woodlawn Beach
- How many tiny bits of plastic are finding their way from Lake Erie into our drinking water?
- Increasing numbers of dead fish are washing up on Lake Michigan beaches
- Environmental watchdogs, researchers urge caution with new and legacy threats of contamination
- Recalling the history of the U.S.S. Niagara
MDARD asks #Michiganders to be on the lookout for spotted lanternfly, an invasive species threatening agriculture, natural resources
MDARD asks Michiganders to be on the lookout for spotted lanternfly, an invasive species threatening agriculture, natural resources
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Thick ‘rock snot’ continues to be found in Michigan rivers and could cause trouble for trout populations.
Thick ‘rock snot’ continues to be found in Michigan rivers
Anglers and paddlers are noticing a new phenomenon on the Upper Manistee River—a thick, brown snotty looking algae...
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Invasive beech leaf disease found in #Michigan
#BeechLeafDisease #GreatLakes #Midwest #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive
Invasive beech leaf disease found in Michigan
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Boating, fishing outreach events to mark Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week July 3-9 #Michigan #AIS #AISAW #GreatLakes #Midwest #InvasiveSpecies #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive
Boating, fishing outreach events to mark Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week July 3-9
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#Stiltgrass is an #invasivespecies found in #Michigan, and one we are managing in public parks and #naturalareas. To learn about this species, and management strategies, join us on July 13 from 6-7pm. Registration is FREE but required: http://tinyurl.com/stiltgrass2022 #especiesinvasora
Spongy moth populations were high last year across Lower #Michigan, and many people are wondering whether the nuisance caterpillars will be plaguing their backyard events again in 2022. #Spongymoth #invasivespecies #GreatLakes #ReportAt > @MidwestInvasive
It’s spongy moth (formerly gypsy moth) season: What to expect in 2022
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