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Restoring grayling, Indigenous People's Day, and demolition at Central Grade School

Arctic grayling. (Photo: Ryan Hagerty/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
Ryan Hagerty/USFWS
Arctic grayling. (Photo: Ryan Hagerty/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)

Grayling used to be all over Michigan's rivers and streams. The freshwater fish could make a return if efforts by northern Michigan tribes succeed. We go to the Boardman-Ottaway River for an update.

Also, a look ahead at an Indigenous People's Day celebration planned in Leland. And we pull over for a minute to watch part of Traverse City's Central Grade School come down.

Reporting for this episode by Vivian La, Astrid Code and Ed Ronco.


Producer: Austin Rowlader
Editor: Steve Junker
Host: Ed Ronco
Music: Blue Dot Sessions