Changes in Lake Erie level and native life by civilized man
The article argues Lake Erie’s level has varied in the past due to inflow and outflow changes and warns that human actions such as river regulation and Niagara River alterations for power will shape future levels. It compares natural equilibrium to ecological shifts caused by farming and urges careful study of local flora and fauna. notes on coyote bait use illustrate unintended ecological consequences. ends with call for observers and continued study.