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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World’s rarest duck population increases with hatching
The population of Madagascan pochards increased to 60 recently when 18 ducklings hatched in captive under the care of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust and Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust. The[…]
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Zebra Mussels gone from St. Croix River section
https://www.fondriest.com/news/zebra-mussels-gone-from-st-croix-river-section.htm
Low funds means shallow Great Lakes harbors
A lack of funds for dredging and maintenance in some Great Lakes harbors is not only hurting the lakes, but the tourism industry as well. The Army Corps of Engineers[…]
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