In rare sighting, Michigan piping plover siblings spotted together on Atlantic coast

ByGreat Lakes Commission 8 April 2022

In an unusual sighting, a pair of piping plover siblings that hatched last summer at Michigan’s Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore have been spotted on their wintering grounds, still together. Read the full story by MLive

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Great Lakes scientists dive into winter research

ByGreat Lakes Commission 21 February 2022

To increase data for the Great Lakes in the winter scientists from 18 institutions in the U.S. and Canada, are fanning out in 12 teams this month across the lakes to grab as much data as possible. Read the full story by Duluth News Tribune. Read the full story

Expedited review of Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River regulation plan enters second phase

ByGreat Lakes Commission 13 February 2023

An expedited review of the binational regulation plan for Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River has moved into its second phase. The International Joint Commission’s Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Adaptive Management committee is working on a review of the much-scrutinized Plan 2014, which is the basic regulation plan governing Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence…

London Lightning: Heave-ho, 12 in a row?

ByThe London Free Press 27 March 2022

The London Lightning have dominated the first half of the National Basketball League of Canada’s comeback season. Fitting, then, they took control early to knock off the Windsor Express for their 11th straight win, 110-103 Sunday at Budweiser Gardens. The Bolts overcame a late Express surge, the deadly shooting of long-time all-star Billy White and […]

Panel to advise state on reducing lead in drinking water

ByGreat Lakes Commission 4 October 20215 October 2021

The state of Michigan is working to reduce lead exposure caused by aging water distribution infrastructure with the goal of removing lead contamination from drinking water. Read the full story by WZZM-TV- Lansing, MI. Read the full story

Ice melt, above average precipitation help lower Great Lakes rise

ByGreat Lakes Commission 8 April 2022

As the Great Lakes start their seasonal rise over the next month, hydrologists do not anticipate the lakes will rise near their record-high levels in 2022, though lakes Erie, St. Clair and Michigan-Huron likely will be above average. Read the full story by The Detroit News. Read the full story

Canton trustees consider ‘rights of the river’

ByGreat Lakes Commission 28 November 2022

The Canton, New York village board of trustees is considering a resolution to recognize the rights of the Grasse River in upstate New York. Read the full story by the Watertown Daily Times. Read the full story

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