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Conservationist leads walk of spring wildflowers

Liz Thompson, director of conservation at the Vermont Land Trust, will give a tour of spring woodland wildflowers on Tuesday, April 26, 1 p.m., Faith United Methodist Church 899 Dorset

At the halfway place: The University of Michigan Biological Station leads international recognition effort as UNESCO biosphere region

"Obtawaing" is the Anishinaabemowin word for "at the halfway place." It was the name for the center of the Odawa village that used to stretch 16 miles along northern Lake Michigan, near the town of Harbor Springs and the hamlets Good Hart and Cross Village, says Frank Ettawageshik, currently the

Illinois Natural History Survey data suggests that in recent years it has taken about 50 hours of effort per Chinook caught from shore in September in Illinois

Illinois Natural History Survey data suggests that in recent years it has taken about 50 hours of effort per Chinook caught from shore in September in Illinois
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Can you tell a marten from a fisher? The challenges of crowdsourced wildlife identification in Michigan

Most people can correctly identify photographs of common animals such as deer, raccoons, skunks and squirrels. A mink at Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge in Saginaw County, in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula. Minks are members of the mustelid family of fur-bearing carnivores. In the University of Michigan wildlife study, volunteers had trouble telling apart various mustelids, which also include the fisher, the American marten and weasels. Image credit: University of Michigan Applied Wildlife Ecology Lab. But can you distinguish a gray wolf from a coyote or correctly identify members of the mustelid family, which includes the American marten, the long-tailed weasel, the fisher and the mink?

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