by genlang | Feb 13, 2026 | News
In previous “HABs 101” webinars, we learned about the basics of harmful algal blooms, the value of algae in aquatic ecosystems, and Michiganders who are tackling HABs in their inland lakes. On March 10, we will look at The Power of Plants and discuss how to use plants...
by genlang | Feb 9, 2026 | News
By Emily Stuller, 2026 Knauss Fellow Editor’s note: Emily Stuller was selected for the 2026-27 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship, run by the National Sea Grant College Program. Read more about the fellowship. Q. Tell us a little about yourself! I’m originally from...
by marsee | Jan 30, 2026 | News
Michigan State University and the University of Michigan may be rivals on the ice hockey rink — but when it comes to researching icy lakes, they’re on the same page. Michigan Sea Grant (MISG) represents a unique partnership between the schools, with federal...
by marsee | Jan 29, 2026 | News
In the Great Lakes, invasive dreissenid mussels are threatening the health of coastal ecosystems. These mussels, which were introduced from other regions, change how food webs work and have been linked to harmful algae blooms and outbreaks of bird botulism. Past...
by marsee | Jan 28, 2026 | News
As climate change warms lakes and rivers, many fish species face growing challenges. Understanding which fish are most vulnerable—and why—is essential for protecting ecosystems and fisheries. A recent study by a Michigan Sea Grant graduate research fellow examined how...
by marsee | Jan 28, 2026 | News
Michigan Sea Grant is pleased to announce that University of Michigan graduate Emily Stuller has been selected as a finalist for the nationally competitive John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship. She is currently pursuing a Master’s of Science in Sustainable Systems...
