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November 2007 Climate Change and Great Lakes Water Resources National Wildlife Federation (11/30) A new report issued this week warns that a warming climate is likely to reduce Great Lakes water supply while increasing water demand both within and outside of the region. Related news release: Passage of Water Compact Essential to Mitigate Impacts of Global Warming, States New National Wildlife Federation Report Superior Science News debuts Minnesota Sea Grant (11/29) Minnesota Sea Grant has teamed up with KUWS Radio to produce programs about Lake Superior science. "Superior Science News" will air on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. every two weeks throughout the winter, beginning Dec. 4. Audio files and transcripts will be offered on www.seagrant.umn.edu. Hunting in Wisconsin Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (11/21) Wisconsin offers a variety of hunting opportunities - from the big game of white-tailed deer and black bear to the smaller game of wild turkey and waterfowl. Fisheries Learning on the Web (FLOW) Michigan Sea Grant (11/20) Four new and revised classroom lessons help educators and students observe and identify Great Lakes fish, understand the fundamentals of fish habitat and life cycles, and learn how scientists monitor the movement of fish populations. Michigan's 2007-2008 Michigan Hunting and Trapping Guide Michigan Department of Natural Resources (11/19) This guide has all the rules and regulations you need to know for hunting in Michigan, including major changes for 2007. Genetic Guidelines for Fisheries Management Minnesota Sea Grant (11/15) This interactive Web manual is a genetics primer for fishery and hatchery managers involved in fishery stocking programs and captive aquaculture. It is also oriented to fisheries decision-makers hoping to gain a basic understanding of the role genetics plays in addressing problems and opportunities in their work. Lake Ontario United (11/12) Lake Ontario United is an online community of professional and amateur fishers, charter captains, environmentalists, hunters, outdoor enthusiasts and others who are all interested in helping preserve and make our lakes as rich and enjoyable for future generations as they are today. Wisconsin's Coastal Access Guide Univ. of Wisconsin Sea Grant (11/8) The Great Lakes Circle Tour leads you around the largest freshwater system on the planet – but the main route often takes you far from the water's edge. This site shows you where to pull off the highway for a quiet beach, a hidden lighthouse, or a secluded park. The Day the Great Lakes Drained Away Mackinac Island Press (11/7) Charles Ferguson Barker is the author and illustrator of the elementary book "The Day the Great Lakes Drained Away." The foreword of the book is written by Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm. Barker will get you thinking about the Great Lakes with appreciation and amazement. Northern Great Lakes Forest Project The Nature Conservancy (11/6) The Conservancy along with the State of Michigan and The Forestland Group, LLC has created the largest conservation corridor in the Midwest by connecting 2.5 million acres. The project prevents land fragmentation and incompatible development by establishing buffers around major sites such as Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. International Upper Great Lakes Study Releases Progress Report International Joint Commission (11/2) The International Upper Great Lakes Study today released its semiannual Progress Report highlighting the many research projects and other initiatives already under way. Included in the report were initial results from work currently underway in the St. Clair River that has already captured more than 50 kilometers (30 miles) of the river bed on videotape. Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge GLIN's November 2007 Site of the Month (11/1) The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge story is that conservation initiatives are helping recreate gathering places for wildlife and people along the Detroit River and western Lake Erie, and that these unique conservation places enhance quality of life for enterprising businesses and communities.
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