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The National Wildlife Federation says Enbridge did not follow procedures to apply for a wildlife habitat designation for corporations. Instead it used the application residents use to certify their backyards.

The National Wildlife Federation verified it gave a portion of Talmadge Creek a "Certified Wildlife Habitat" for restoration from an Enbridge oil spill 13 years ago. It also called on the pipeline company to shut down its 70 year old Line 5 pipeline.

The U.S. Senate has approved three changes to remove protections from threatened and endangered wildlife.

Congress is reintroducing the Recovering America's Wildlife Act to help wildlife at risk of becoming threatened or endangered.

The Recovering America's Wildlife Act would have meant nearly $1.5 billion a year for protecting at risk species.

This story was updated 8:00 p.m. August 19, 2020. Groups representing business, environmentalists, and Native Americans are calling on Governor Gretchen…

A report from the National Wildlife Federation report is urging state governors and lawmakers in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio,…

According to an independent report released Friday morning by the National Wildlife Federation, the Upper Peninsula does not need to use Enbridge’s Line 5…

A necropsy (basically an autopsy for a fish) of the eight-pound Asian carp found just nine miles from the Great Lakes is finished. It shows that the fish…

A new federal bill up for a vote in Congress Thursday could hurt efforts to protect the Great Lakes from invasive species.An amendment to a Coast Guard…