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A rising threat: Climate change exacerbates challenges for Great Lakes piping plover - Vimarsana News

A rising threat: Climate change exacerbates challenges for Great Lakes piping plover

While conservationists have made some notable strides to save the Great Lakes piping plover, a rising threat exacerbates the challenges for the critically endangered bird: climate change.

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Reporting on the environment is a tough job - Vimarsana News

Reporting on the environment is a tough job

Environmental journalism is a difficult yet important field, says a freelance journalist who will be speaking at an upcoming environmental festival in Manistee, Michigan. “Sometimes you’re asking people difficult questions,” said Genevieve Fox, a former Great Lakes Echo reporter who now writes for Planet Detroit, Metromode and The Keel.

Adult foster care homes provide caring, community-based living - Vimarsana News

Adult foster care homes provide caring, community-based living

Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Authority offers adult foster care (AFC) homes to adults living with disabilities in across Crawford, Grand Traverse, Leelanau, Missaukee, Roscommon, and Wexford counties.

Great Lakes authors bare their motives - Vimarsana News

Great Lakes authors bare their motives

Books usually speak to readers through words and, sometimes, illustrations. But we can learn what motivated their authors by speaking directly to them, as Great Lakes Echo correspondents did in interviews this year about new books about environmental issues in the region.

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Great Lake authors bare their motives | News, Sports, Jobs

LANSING – Books usually speak to readers through words and, sometimes, illustrations. But we can learn what motivated their authors by speaking directly