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Rehabilitating Vacant Urban Lots Improves Stormwater Management
August 25, 2018
Rehabilitating vacant parcels in three Great Lakes cities improve storm water management and revitalize urban communities.
Nature Preserve Protects Habitat for Birds and Wildlife
July 25, 2018
Stella Niagara Park was converted into a publicly accessible nature preserve, restoring wildlife habitat and enhancing outdoor recreation.
Celebrating the 10-Year Anniversary of a Public Compact for the Great Lakes
June 19, 2018
The Great Lakes Compact is about how we sustainably manage the lakes—fresh water that more than 42 million people depend on for their drinking water in the United States and Canada.
Park Point Green Infrastructure Reduces Stormwater Runoff
May 25, 2018
Planting shoreline vegetation, rain gardens, and tree trenches at Park Point’s is reducing stormwater runoff and improving public safety and beach health.
Restoring Wetlands in Michigan Provides Home for Wildlife
April 26, 2018
storing wetlands at Maankiki Marsh in Michigan helped reduce flooding, improve water quality, and boost outdoor recreation opportunities.
Controlling Invasive Species in Winegar Pond
July 31, 2017
Controlling Invasive Species in Winegar Pond
July 29, 2017
Blocking the entry of common carp and removing invasive plants has restored Winegar Pond’s natural ecology and wildlife habitat.
Replanting Trees Reduces Stormwater Runoff, Improves Lake Michigan Water Quality
June 29, 2017
Fifty trees planted along roads to partially replace the ash trees lost following an emerald ash borer infestation are decreasing runoff into Lake Michigan.
Restoring Wetlands Provides Recreation Opportunities
June 29, 2017
Restoring wetlands in the Detroit International Wildlife Refuge is allowing native plants and wildlife to return, supporting outdoor recreation.