Northern Michigan tribes are releasing Arctic grayling for the second year in a row, in hopes of restoring the native freshwater species. Questions remain about how many have already survived and how ...

We ask our Drs Fish about "zombie fish," fishes of spring, fish intelligence, and fishes' environmental sensitivities. Walpole Island students raising lake sturgeon "Saving Our Sturgeon" Teach Me A...

Populations of a small darter species found only in the lower Susquehanna River have rebounded enough not to warrant protections under the Endangered Species Act, according to a federal review

Abstract. There is growing interest in establishing more protective regulations for native fishes that historically have been classified as “rough fish,” a

“Rivers are the gutters down which flow the ruins of continents.” – Luna B. Leopold Luna Leopold understood that rivers are far more than gutters. In a

Ahead of Saturday's Sturgeon Fest, we checked in on the little babies released last year. How are they doing? Early signs are promising.

A fish elevator in Michigan is helping save one of the Great Lakes’ most ancient species from extinction.

Jani Ingram set out to find water sources on the Navajo Nation that are safe to drink, and the result is an interactive map.

Phytoplankton dynamics in rivers have long challenged growth models, which predict limited biomass accumulation due to insufficient water residence times—yet phytoplankton populations often persist d...

The Point Breeze artwork remains where Haring painted it with students in 1987, making it his only surviving outdoor mural in the city.

The Great Lakes region contains more than 20% of the world’s surface freshwater and supports a culturally, economically, and ecologically significant seafood...