The Latest from the Coalition
On this page you can find the latest news from the Coalition, including stories of restoration successes, profiles of ongoing clean water issues, policy updates, and press releases.
Belle Isle’s South Fishing Pier Attracts Fish and Fishermen Once Again
Restoring a fishing pier in Detroit has provided diverse habitat for fish to rest in, making the area suitable for fish and fishermen alike.
Coalition Comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regarding the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Action Plan II (Copy)
The Coalition would like to thank the federal agencies responsible for the implementation of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
Coalition and Others to Environment and Public Works Leadership Regarding the Great Lakes Ecological and Economic Protection Act
The coalition and others are writing to support the Great Lakes Ecological and Economic Protection Act, currently in the Subcommittee on Water and Wildlife.
Protecting the Indian River Lakes Wetland Benefits People, Wildlife
Protecting valuable shoreline in the St. Lawrence Valley in New York has enhanced fish and wildlife habitat and increased recreational opportunities.
Business Owners, Anglers Work to Stop the Spread of Invasive Species
Researchers, working with agencies, bait shop owners, and anglers, are developing a public education campaign to prevent the spread of invasive species.
Restoring Connectivity in the Two Hearted River Watershed
Repairing culverts and stabilizing river banks at road crossings and man-made erosion sites along Michigan’s Two Hearted River has naturalized river flow.
Program Helps Communities Restore Health of Lake Michigan Ravines
Groups in Northeastern Illinois are focused on restoring ravine habitat by working with private landowners to reintroduce native plants. These plants will help to decrease erosion, thereby preventing sediment build-up in Lake Michigan and protecting valuable fish and wildlife habitat.
Restoring Fish Habitat at Lake Shore Marshes
Ducks Unlimited restored 80 acres of Lake Ontario wetlands to improve fish and wildlife habitat and create outdoor recreational opportunities.