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Gary and Megan Kuhlman are tree doctors, devoted to diagnosing and treating, if possible, diseased trees including white pines, birch, oaks as well as ashes infected with emerald ash borer.
Lynda Twardowski
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Northern Michigan is full of bugs and mushrooms that glow on a summer night.
Jeff Smith
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Throughout the Great Lakes bottomland, the diporeia, a key piece of the food chain, is disappearing. Scientists try to discover why.
Jeff Smith
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Maps shows that while diporeia have existed in Lake Michigan for 11,000 years, they are nearly gone in the course of a decade.
Jeff Smith
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A easily understood description of what an invasive species is.
Jeff Smith
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Answers to why Lake Michigan winds are ideal for the sport of kiteboarding.
Emiliy Bingham
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An explanation as to why our the skin on our fingers wrinkles when we soak in warm waters.
Jeff Smith
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A look at why bats love Mackinac Island and why we should be happy they do.
Monterey Wheeler
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An interview with Vern Bishop, a guide in Pigeon River State Forest.
Emily Betz Tyra
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Animal group names we don't know such as a sleuth of bears.
Emily Betz Tyra
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