An episode about bird poop

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Unsalted Great Lakes

Allison Devereaux

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Love the Great Lakes? Join Allison Devereaux as she explores the largest freshwater system on earth. Proudly made in Canada.

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An episode about bird poop

Unsalted Great Lakes

19 minutes 17 seconds

1 year ago

An episode about bird poop

Each spring, Chantry Island is home to thousands of (noisy) birds. Why do human visitors have to carry sticks above their heads? We'll visit the Lake Huron bird sanctuary to learn more.

****This segment includes profanity (referring to bird poop). Skip 2:30 - 3:30 to avoid it.****

Then, retired University of Minnesota professor Francie Cuthbert shares:

- Why cormorant poop is so problematic

- What population management looks like

- The future of cormorants in the Great Lakes region

Our theme is by Adam Wendler.