Pink salmon were accidentally introduced to the Great Lakes in the 1950s and have since spread to all five lakes. Researchers are studying their adaptability to predict how they might impact Arctic and North Atlantic ecosystems. Read the full story by People.
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- Scientists warn of invasive pink salmon’s rapid spread in U.S. waters and the fish’s ability to adapt
- Water levels on 4 Great Lakes forecast to remain above last year’s levels
- Army Corps tracking spring flood risks on Lake Ontario
- New weather buoy coming to Lake Erie a ‘no brainer’
- Soo Locks, an economic linchpin with deep history and local charm
- A good mayfly hatch a sign of the health of Lake Erie
- Tugboat falls back into Lake Erie during retrieval attempt
- Sailboats lifted into Lake Michigan mark start of Milwaukee sailing season
- Great Lakes Surf Rescue visits Alanson, Pellston after student drownings last summer
- U-M report says federal pipeline regulators rarely enforce safety rules, leaving Line 5 at risk
- Sea lamprey control planned for Lake Huron tributary this month