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Welcome to the Great Lakes Country

THE WEBSITE WILL BE ONLY PARTIALLY UPDATED FROM JULY 16-AUGUST 10. 



The Great Lakes Country is the territory of the Great Lakes watershed, stretching from Duluth and Thunder Bay in the north and west, to Kingston and Watertown in the east, ecompassing urban landscapes and wildnerness, expansive farms and towering factories, Yankees and Canucks.  Of course, the Great Lakes themselves - the prize of the region - are some of the greatest natural resources of North America, if not the world. 

This is a website dedicated to news about protecting - and enjoying - the Great Lakes Country, from north to south, east to west.  We collect good news and bad news (as demonstrated above), good opinions and not-so-good opinions (but who are we to judge?).  And then we catalog them as best we can so that you can quickly survey the biggest issues in the Great Lakes watershed.  We regularly update the website, which is organized by topic.

SHIRTS: Check out the GLC Store,where we currently sell t-shirts. 

NEW - SURVEY: Take the GLC Survey, letting us know what you think are the top 10 issues in the Great Lakes Country (or you can simply email me at dwendt@greatlakescounty.com).  Summary results will be released after the survey is closed. 

HIGHLIGHTS:  Check out the GLC Weekly Highlights, where we profile the most notable articles from each week (from Thursday to Wednesday) as well as recreation link.  You can receive the weekly highlights (along with my introduction) by email. 

SITE MAP:  To begin navigating the site, we recommend you survey the GLC Site Map to get a sense of how we group things. 

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