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When you feel strangely calm staring at the coals, you are not being dramatic. You might just be following instructions written into your nervous system a very long time ago.

The Great Lakes permanently lost more native fish than most people realize. At least three species are gone outright, two others hang on in only one of the five lakes, and one that spent nearly forty years on the extinct list has just turned up alive.

Michigan’s 2,600 dams keep getting older, with the average now three decades past the standard 50-year lifespan and floods grow increasingly severe due to climate change.

One of North America's rarest butterfly species is making a comeback to Fort Custer Training Center in Augusta.

The precursors to the Great Lakes had abundant marine life that you wouldn’t expect. The remains of a walrus were once found on Mackinac Island.

the round goby as a fish native to waters around the Black, Azov, and Caspian seas. The outlet says cargo ships likely introduced it to North America in the late 1980s through discharged ballast water,