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Articles related to "Great Lakes"
Scenic Great Lakes Circle Tour Vacations Lakes Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior and surrounding areas offer national parks, lighthouses, fishing, boating, shipwrecks, museums, hiking and camping. great lakes circle tour travel • lake michigan driving vacation • niagara falls getaway • lake superior shipwreck museum • lake huron drummond island
Great Grasses for the Great Lakes Region A guide to some of the ornamental grasses suitable to growing in the Great Lakes Region great lakes gardeners • ornamental grasses • miscanthus sinensis • japanese silver grass • testuca
Great Lakes Cormorant Management Canada and the United States develop culling programs that lack sound science. To add to the controversy humane culling is difficult, if not impossible, in this case. double crested cormorant cull • great lakes ecosystem • impacts on sport and commercial fisheries • colonial nesting water birds • impact on native vegetation
Great Lakes Lighthouses Great Lakes lighthouses were built in quick succession to meet the safety needs of the growing maritime traffic on the Great Lakes. first great lakes lighthouses • ontario pioneer settlements • maritime navigation • cove island lighthouse • griffith island lighthouse
Lake Michigan's Best Dog Beaches There's nothing like spending the last few weeks of summer soaking up the sun at the beach, but dog owners shouldn't feel that they have to leave their pet at home. dog allowed beaches • beach vacations • indiana dunes • great lakes • lake michigan
Type E Botulism and Birds Invasive species of mussel and fish in the Great Lakes are fostering an increase in Type E botulism with a devastating impact on fish eating birds. type e botulism • great lakes • fish eating birds • invasive species • lake ontario
A New Twist On Vegetable Gardening If you are limited on space, time, or because of less-than-ideal growing conditions, consider new ways to incorporate a few vegetables into your landscape! vegetable gardening • containerized vegetables • vegetables in hanging baskets • growing vegetables on trellises • ornamental uses of vegetables in the mixed border
FATHOM FIVE NATIONAL MARINE PARK In the 1850's, shipping around Tobermorey, Ontario began in earnest. Due to increasing numbers of shipwrecks, improved navigational aids were developed. Three lighthouses, Big Tub, Flowerpot and Cove Island were erected to guide the ships on the lake. lighthouses • shipwrecks • fathom five national park • big tub • tobermorey
Winter Seasonal Beers from Ontario These dark ales, lagers and porters from small craft brewers across Ontario make great Christmas gifts for holiday hostesses and hosts, and cheer the festive table. winter seasonal beer • ontario craft brewers • winter christmas holiday entertaining tips • beer food pairing • christmas meal cooking
Find a Michigan Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast Spend a memorable visit in a Michigan lighthouse inn or bed and breakfast. Opportunities vary from romantic retreats to volunteer work for lodging, for one night or week. michigan lighthouse bed and breakfast • romantic lighthouse inn • volunteer lighthouse inn keeper • romantic great lakes getaways • grand traverse lighthouse
Lake Effect Gardens Large bodies of water have a major effect on gardens. The Great Lakes in particular cause large snow fall amounts, a very short spring and a miriad of microclimates. lake effect gardens • gardening near the great lakes • gardening microclimates • lake effect gardening • lake temperature and gardening
The Logging Industry Comes to Washington Logging came to Washington State from back East in the early 1900's. Stewart Holbrook paints a colorful tale of this culture in his 1938 book, <u>Holy Old Mackinaw</u>. logging • logger • timber • sawmill • stewart holbrook
Vacation in Mackinaw, Michigan Luxury resort area that is one of the premier vacation destinations in the Midwest. Mackinaw City, Michigan is located on the mainland, across from Mackinac Island great lakes • lake huron • michigan • mackinaw city • mackinac island
Water Birds and Trematodes Intestinal flukes-trematodes-have been killing thousands of bluebills, coots, and other water birds in the Great Lakes and Mississippi regions of North America for years. water birds and trematodes • fluke flatworm parasite intestine • waterfowl coots scaup swans • snails humans host epidemic • great lakes mississippi
Caspian Tern Although the Caspian Tern, about 22 inches tall with a forked tail has nearly world wide distribution, its only known breeding area includes only one site in Quebec.
Lake Malawi Lake Malawi is home to the largest flocks of cichlid fish in Africa, popular amongst aquarium owners. It is also a haven for travel weary backpackers. lake malawi • malawi • central african lakes • central africa malawi • cichlid fish
Michigan trivia & Detroit facts United States: Trivia and information on Michael Moore in Flint, the largest polar exhibit in the world, Henry Ford's factory, Motown, the Great Lakes & Mackinac Island. detroit travel facts • michigan trivia • motor city • rouge factory tour • henry ford dearborn
Microclimates Many world-renowned gardens utilize both natural and manipulated microclimates to achieve drama and beauty. Designers of Sissinghurst Castle Gardens in Kent, England and Butterstream Gardens, in County Meath, The Irish Republic exploited existing structures like old brick walls and buildings along with natural influences such as compass direction, water, and large trees. The Isle of Wight surrounded by waters of the Solent is a "working example" of bodies of water influencing a regional or neighborhood microclimate. environmental factors • environmental features • microclimate • microclimates • altitude
New World Plants Many of the plants that we take for granted are native to the New World. The plants of the western hemisphere have enriched the world, and have enhanced the lives of people far away from the lands of their origins. new world trees • great lakes region gardening • shrubs • vines • vegetables
Pet Friendly Hotels Green Bay WI Green Bay, Wisconsin is near Door County Peninsula, on the coast of Lake Michigan of the famous Great Lakes. Pet friendly lodging allows visitors to bring cats and dogs. green bay wisconsin • pet friendly hotel • travel with pets • packers nfl football team • great lakes
Saltwater Fish in Freshwater Lakes Fish formerly found in saltwater were forced to adapt to their new habitat. saltwater fish freshwater lakes • natural disasters blocked fish ocean waters • fish formerly saltwater forced adapt new habitat • great lakes africa landlocked cichlids adapted fre • stingrays pacific entered amazon adapted freshwate
Sample Ontario's Specialty Beers A brand new six-pack of assorted premium craft beers lets curious beer fans explore the breweries of Ontario (Canada) around the dinner table. ontario craft brewers • discovery pack • sample ontario specialty beer • six pack premium craft beer • mill street brewery original organic lager
Climate Change Effect on Waterfowl Hunters and anglers have long been involved in wildlife habitat conservation. Ducks Unlimited looks to educate about the impact of climate change on waterfowl habitat. ducks unlimited conservation • climate change affect ducks • hunting fishing organization • wildlife management institute • studies on climate change
Ducks Unlimited Wetland Projects Ducks Unlimited, a volunteer-based organization manages conservation programs to re-establish wetland habitats for waterfowl in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. ducks unlimited volunteers • wetlands conservation • us fish wildlife • conservation preserve program • replant forest
How to Survive a Rip Current Learning what causes a rip current and knowing what to do when it happens will increase your chances of survival when this natural disaster occurs at the beach. survive rip current • leading surf hazard swimmers surfers • natural disasters beach • causes rip current • how rip currents form
Making A Stone Birdhouse In a few hours, you can make a stone birdhouse everyone's guaranteed to coo over. make a stone birdhouse • river rocks • wooden birdhouse • liquid nails • paint the roof
Marblehead Lighthouse State Park Kelley's Island, Put-in-Bay, Cedar Point and Sandusky Bay are all visible from Marblehead peninsula on the northern shore of Ohio's 74th State Park. lake erie state parks • marblehead lighthouse • lighthouse state park • places to picnic lake erie • marblehead ohio lighthouse
The Hiawatha Paddling Festival Take time in September to visit the Les Cheneaux Island Community in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and enjoy paddling in Lake Huron. hiawatha paddling festival • michigan upper peninsula • les cheneaux island community • cedar campus • lake huron
Luxury Adriatic Cruise A one-of-a-kind 12-day cruise explores the Dalmatian Coast of Montenegro and Croatia, featuring Europe's top birding sites, nature reserves and historic Adriatic ports luxury adriatic cruise • montenegro croatia ports • private yacht sailing trip • explore dalmatian coast • europe’s top birding sites
Pet Friendly Hotels Chicago North Visitors to the suburban area north of the City of Chicago can find luxurious pet friendly hotel lodging. pet friendly hotels • travel with pets • chicago's north shore • chicago hotels • chicago suburbs
The Great White Egret The Great White egret is North America's largest egret. With its all-white plumage and yellow beak, this bird is sometimes mis-identified as the white morph of the Great Blue heron. great • white • heron • egret • florida
Viking Voyages After being exiled from Iceland Eric the Red and his son Lief Ericson discovered America. The Rus traveled to Kiev and Byzantium. viking • longboat • transportaion history • lief ericson • eric the red
A Look at the Provinces, Part IV: Manitoba This is the fourth article in the series. Manitoba is the most eastern of the prairie Provinces. canadian shield • prairie province • canada • winnipeg
Best Ski Resort Packages Ski and snowboard resorts are getting ready for the new season with some affordable packages to lure you to the slopes in the Rockies and Sierras. where to ski rockies sierras • best top ski snowboard resort deals packages • kids ski free • ski season bargains deals lake tahoe • best family ski resorts
Climate Predictions Winter 2008 NOAA's Climate Prediction Center forecasts the continuing effects of a moderate La Niña, bringing more rain and snow to the NW and extended drought to the SW and NE U.S. predicting future climate • climatologist measurements • national oceanic and atmospheric administration • above-average precipitation • long-term climate trends
Equines, Humans Get Mosquito Virus While equine and human encephalitis cases were recorded this year, an outbreak of hoof-and-mouth disease in Minnesota received little public notice. contract mosquito viruses • equine fatal virus • 2007 la crosse encephalitis • 2007 equine encephalitis eee • transmission hoof and mouth disease
Haunted Michigan: A Brief History of the State's Paranormal Activity Did you know that Michigan rates as one of the spookiest states in the nation? Ghost ships, haunted lighthouses, abandoned mining towns and strange lights are just a few of the creepy things found here. michigan ghosts • michigan shipwreck • haunted michigan • michigan ghost hunter • ghost town michigan
NOAA Online Marine Charts Paper charts are not your only navigation option. Try viewing an on-line version of the marine chart used in your area of operation to compliment your GPS chart plotter. marine chart • noaa chart • electronic chart • coastal navigation • gps and charts
NOAA's Green Ship Initiative The Green Ship Initiative is an effort to show technology used by existing work boats can be adapted to use cleaner and safer vegetable based fuel and oils. green ship initiative • bio-based vessel operation • renewable fuels • biodiesel • b100
Samhain: the Last Harvest Samhain, a Year ends as One is born. samhain • wheel of life • wheel of the year • apples • pumpkins
1998 North American Big Ice Storm Starting January 5th 1998 and lasting for six days, freezing rain caused power outages, extensive property damage, and death. great ice storm of 1998 • disaster eastern canada northeastern us • storm of the century • january 5th 1998 six days • freezing rain power outages extensive property dam
A Look at the Provinces, Part V: Ontario This is the fifth article in the series. Ontario is the richest and most populous province in Canada and is Home to the federal capital. Situated between Manitoba and Quebec. It has an area of 412,582 square kilometres and has a population of 9,042,433 people. The Capital is Toronto. It was one of the founding provinces in 1867. province • toronto • central canada
Alaska Sea Grant College Program Take some time to browse through the Alaska Sea Grant Bookstore. There are many titles of interest for boaters and maritime enthusiasts. alaska sea grant books • marine publications • alaska books • marine bookstore • boating publications
Asparagus, Ramps, Morels White asparagus (spargel), wild leeks (ramps) and morels all signal that spring has arrived. Enjoy my tips on preparing and enjoying these treats before they disappear. spargel • white asparagus • morel • mushrooms • ramps
Chief Pontiac's War - 1763 In the aftermath of the French and Indian War, Native Americans resolved to be free or to die trying. British policy prefigured the attitude that would fell the Empire. pontiac’s war • chief pontiac • native americans • 1763 • french and indian war
Endangered Species Everyday the world is losing plant and animal life. All living things are dependent upon one another to survive. This article lists different sites that can be access to inform the reader of the serious nature of this problem and ways in which this problem can be addressed. endangered • species • nature • overdevelopment • pollution |
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