There Is No Pure Michigan Without Pure Water: GREAT LAKES Chronicles

Teaser of pilot episode of GREAT LAKES Chronicles – Stories that chronicle past and present issues surrounding the Great Lakes, its’ fresh water and communities, as we navigate into the future. What choices do we face that could impact our natural resources for generations, either positively, or negatively? In this episode Coaster Brook Trout in the Salmon-Trout River face the possibility of sulfuric acid runoff from a sulfide mine proposed to be built on, and under, the headwaters of the river. The Salmon-Trout River is one of only a few in the world with conditions in which the small population of Coaster Brook Trout will spawn. Let’s chart a course toward Good Stewardship.

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