by genlang | Jan 24, 2025 | News
Michigan Sea Grant (MISG) is pleased to announce that new funding is available for projects addressing issues affecting the Great Lakes and Michigan’s coastal areas. This research should aim to develop information, create tools, or build partnerships that will improve...
by marsee | Jan 22, 2025 | News
Amid extreme and frequent weather events and risks to coastal economies, families, and communities, the need to address related challenges is critical. In response to this need, Congress appropriated funding to NOAA Sea Grant with the goal of strengthening resilience...
by marsee | Jan 20, 2025 | News
Despite increased interest in and funding for coastal resilience, Great Lakes coastal managers have not been able to keep pace with community needs, particularly as water levels fluctuate, storms intensify, and the climate continues to change. To identify resource...
by marsee | Jan 10, 2025 | News
Rough-legged Hawks and Bald Eagles abound and it’s early winter so who knows what will show up next! Elliot Nelson Eagles are again in abundance in the eastern Upper Peninsula this winter. Upwards of 30 birds are being reported regularly at the Dafter Landfill at one...
by genlang | Jan 7, 2025 | News, Uncategorized
The Thunder Bay International Film Festival (TBIFF) is a perfect opportunity for film buffs, Great Lakes lovers, and northern Michigan enthusiasts to enjoy stellar Great Lakes and ocean films from around the world. On January 22-26, 2025, the 13th annual TBIFF will...
by marsee | Dec 18, 2024 | News
Harvesting local, wild-caught fish is one of the benefits of fishing. Each year, Michigan anglers fishing under a recreational license harvest fish worth over $40 million from Great Lakes waters alone. By Daniel O’Keefe A mixed bag of Great Lakes trout and...
