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Sturgeon studies and students
Great Lakes Echo (4/2)
Researchers at Michigan’s Black Lake are studying threats to sturgeon and using their findings to teach biology to students from kindergarten through high school.
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Why are the lake levels so low?
from Nancy in Michigan
The primary reason for the current low levels is due mostly to evaporation during the warmer-than-usual temperatures of the past three years, a series of mild winters, and below-average snowpack in the Lake Superior basin.
For a more in-depth explanation, read TEACH's segment, Water levels on the Great Lakes .
Thank you for your question!
Answered on November 15, 2000