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New administrator of Great Lakes/Seaway Development Corp. no stranger to NNY, shares vision

MASSENA — The new administrator of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. found himself on old stomping grounds Wednesday morning.

Can Australia Save a Rare Reptile by Moving It to a Cooler Place?

An experiment to preserve the western swamp tortoise is the latest flash point in a debate over how far humans should go to protect nature as the world warms.

Is Ballast Water Management Working?

By 2008, the US and Canada mandated that all transoceanic vessels entering the Great Lakes manage ballast water discharges to prevent the spread of invasive species. Are the regulations working?

Invasive zebra mussels discovered in St. John River watershed in Quebec

This striking $13 million Vaughan mansion has a garage fit for the Batmobile

Holy mansions Batman! This custom built-home in Vaughan's Kleinburg basically has its very own Batcave.  "It has two garages," explains r...

Wildlife Officials Want to Make it Easier to Relocate Climate-Imperiled Species

A proposed change to the Endangered Species Act would allow protected plants and animals to be introduced outside their historical range.

Supersized Goldfish Could Become Superinvaders

The fish—some of which have grown up to three pounds—could thrive in the conditions expected with climate change

Environmental News Network - Stemming the Tide of Invasive Species

Coastal News Today | MI - Stemming the tide of invasive species in Great Lakes

Ballast water release from ocean vessels has introduced hundreds of invasive species to coastal ecosystems worldwide, causing major disruptions to fisheries and biodiversity. Attempts to control aquatic invasions have met with mixed success in general.

McGill University: Stemming the tide of invasive species

Ballast water release from ocean vessels has introduced hundreds of invasive species to coastal ecosystems worldwide, causing major disruptions to fisheries and biodiversity. Attempts to control aquatic invasions have met with mixed success in genera