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Andrea Paine 06/22/2022 Animals Celebrating Queerness in Nature 🌈🌳

June is Pride Month, and it’s time to celebrate the spectrum of expression in the LGBTQ+ community as well as…

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Kris Olsson 10/05/2021 Animals Crows In the Huron River Watershed

These big-brained birds are smart! Fascinating to many, considered a poopy pest by others, the American Crow is a valuable…

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Kate Laramie 07/15/2021 Animals Michigan’s native crayfish and the threats of a new Invader

Was that a lobster!? If you spot a mini lobster crawling across your lawn, chances are you stumbled upon a…

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Anita Daley 05/06/2021 Animals Hungry Ticks and Tips

The sounds of spring are wonderfully noisy: birds calling, squirrels chattering, the buzzing of sleepy bees, and woodpeckers drilling into…

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Daniel Brown 04/17/2021 Animals Wildlife Allies Prevent Ticks and Limit Lyme Disease

Limiting tick populations by preserving habitat for predators Lyme disease, carried by deer ticks, is spreading at an alarming rate…

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Kate Laramie 10/06/2020 Animals Oh Dam! Was That a Beaver?

A keystone species at work in the watershed The North American beaver (Castor canadensis) is enjoying a time of relative…

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Guest Blogger 07/29/2020 Animals Something’s Fishy about Mussels

What’s lurking at the bottom of the river In the mid-1990s, I was looking through a glass bottom bucket to…

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Niklas Krantz 09/23/2018 Animals Lake Monitoring Volunteers Spot an Elusive Critter: The Freshwater Jellyfish!

Our lakes and rivers might seem placid from the surface, but if we take a glance underwater a surprisingly vibrant…

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Pam Labadie 12/26/2017 Education Photo Inspiration

I am lucky in my job as marketing director here at HRWC that I get to work with a group…

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Paul Steen 11/20/2017 Monitoring River Roundup Results Reviewed: October 2017

Aquatic insect sampling on the Huron River and its creeks Thanks to 145 volunteers who contributed approximately 580 volunteer hours, the October…

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Stevi Kosloskey 10/26/2017 Animals HRWC gets help from the dogs!

Investigating Honey Creek HRWC, with funding from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, is working to identify and control or…

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Rebecca Foster 07/06/2016 Animals Boating on the Huron's Chain of Lakes

Things we wonder about . . . I live in Pinckney, and we keep a boat on the Chain of…

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