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Piping plover faces new peril, as climate change threatens Great Lakes bird
Piping plovers have returned to the same shoreline breeding locations for decades, but new and less desirable nest sites are appearing because many old sites no longer exist. Climate change impacts water levels in the Great Lakes; when water rises, old sites are flooded out and beaches are reduced. Read the full story by Bridge Michigan.
Piping plover faces new peril, as climate change threatens Great Lakes bird