> Traverse Magazine August 2007August 2007
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Disappearing BeesHoneybees are abandoning their hives and vanishing in something called Colony Collapse Disorder. Full article... |
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Finding August's Moths at NightTips for finding four varieties of moths on an August night, including Catocala cara, Catocala amatrix, Catocala relicta, Catocala ilia. Full article... |
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Hemingway's Young SummersIn 1919, Ernest Hemingway, physically and emotionally injured from World War 1, writes a friend asking him to join him to recoup in Northern Michigan, where Hemingway spent wonderful boyhood summers. Full article... |
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Into the Belly of the BallastVenture down into the bowels of a 656-foot ocean freighter with four leading experts in aquatic invasive species as they test the ballast water in an effort to seal off a devastating pathway. Full article... |
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Phil Nowicki's 8,773-foot SausageProfile of Phil Nowicki from Rogers City, who made it into the Guinness Book of World Records in 1977 for making a 8,773-foot sausage. Full article... |
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Q&A: Mike Conrad, White Birch LodgeWe check in with Mike Conrad, who helps coordinate the weekly water shows at Elk Rapids' historic resort, White Birch Lodge. Full article... |
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Seduced by the U.P.'s SylvaniaA canoe trip through the Sylvania Wilderness Area of the Ottawa National Forest, including Clark Lake, Crooked Lake and Florence Lake. Full article... |
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Thumbnail portrait: FrankfortProfile of a day in the town of Frankfort including where to eat, bike, go to the beach, boat and stay the night. Full article... |
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