No new Great Lakes invasives since 2006
There have been no new confirmed invasive species to enter the Great Lakes since 2006, thanks to a program requiring ships to change their ballast at sea.
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Trivia game to protect Wisconsin’s lakes
Residents of Wisconsin now have information about their lakes in a media they won’t want to throw away – a trivia game.
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Mild winter could mean worse algal blooms
Harmful algal blooms usually occur in late summer when water is warm and the weather is calm. But this winter’s mild temperatures mean that lakes are warming up more quickly[…]
Lake Titicaca under threat
Lake Titicaca, lying on the border between Peru and Bolivia, is the largest alpine lake in the world. Bigger than the state of Delaware, the lake is slow to respond[…]
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