by marsee | Jul 10, 2025 | News
Editor’s note: All images in this article are courtesy of Billy Keiper from the recorded webinar linked below. A Michigan Sea Grant program, a keen-eyed pond patroller, and a swift state push have gotten an aggressive invasive plant back under control in southwest...
by marsee | Jul 2, 2025 | News
Ashley Community Schools’ science teacher, Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge park ranger set sail on July 7. By Cindy Hudson The R/V Lake Guardian is the largest research vessel operating in the Great Lakes, and the research program rotates through all...
by marsee | Jul 2, 2025 | News
Michigan is home to more than 80 public marinas and harbors, managed by state, county, or local governments. Marinas, waterfronts, and harbors provide value to residents and visitors through improved quality of life. They are part of a coastal and boating culture that...
by marsee | Jul 2, 2025 | News
Michigan Sea Grant research funding led to the development of a ground-breaking database of Microcystis strains and genetic profiles, creating a vital resource for national and international researchers studying the expanding effects of this potentially harmful algae....
by marsee | Jul 1, 2025 | News
The 2025 Aldo Leopold Festival drew hundreds of nature lovers to the Upper Peninsula, generating meaningful economic impacts for small northern Michigan communities. Local Michigan Sea Grant Extension Educator Elliot Nelson helped launch the annual festival a decade...
by marsee | Jul 1, 2025 | News
The Great Lakes are more than just beautiful landscapes—they’re a way of life in Michigan and our source for drinking water. Scientists and researchers from the Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research and Michigan Sea Grant at the University of Michigan School...
