Ohio Sea Grant releases new issue of Twine Line
The Ohio State University’s Ohio Sea Grant Program released its latest edition of Twine Line today. The quarterly newsletter covers Great Lakes issues, with a focus on Lake Erie, as[…]
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Federal authorities make $78.5 million plan to keep Asian carp from Great Lakes
As the invasive Asian carp species works its way nearer the Great Lakes, federal authorities presented a $78.5 million plan to prevent such an incursion. Leaders from some Great Lakes[…]
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Researchers seek Great Lakes nearshore data
Two scientists are trying to fill the real-time data gap in the Great Lakes. Despite the fact most people don’t venture farther into the Great Lakes than the coastal zone,[…]
DNA aids in Asian carp tracking
Biologists are using DNA to track the Asian carp’s migration toward Lake Michigan, reports the Chicago Tribune. As the invasive species works its way nearer the Great Lakes through Illinois,[…]
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