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The Current, Spring/Summer 2025
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The Current, Spring/Summer 2025
Do Midwestern National Parks Provide Good Bird Habitat?
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Do Midwestern National Parks Provide Good Bird Habitat?
Microplastics Are Everywhere!
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Microplastics Are Everywhere!
Contaminants in Surface Water of the Mississippi River
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Contaminants in Surface Water of the Mississippi River
Bat Monitoring Along the Mississippi River, 2016–2019
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Bat Monitoring Along the Mississippi River, 2016–2019
Bat Monitoring in Great Lakes Network Parks, 2024
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Bat Monitoring in Great Lakes Network Parks, 2024
Tracking Change and Growth at Crosby Farm
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Tracking Change and Growth at Crosby Farm
Songbird Monitoring Along the Mississippi River
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Songbird Monitoring Along the Mississippi River
Listening for Frogs on the Upper Mississippi River, 2019
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Automated recorders at ten sites in Mississippi National River and Recreation Area heard eight of the nine frog and toad species known there in 2019, including the network's only Blanchard's cricket frogs.
Lead in Bald Eagle Nestlings, 2006–2015
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From 2006 to 2015, Park Service biologists sampled eaglets at three parks in its Great Lakes network. Lead in feathers fell over the decade, but hot spots remained, especially near Pig's Eye Lake on the Mississippi.