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Celeron Island was completed in 2020. The project has added nearly 4,000 linear feet of shoals with a sand bar for nesting turtles, snake hibernacula, and common tern nesting areas. The shoals also protect over 100 acres of coastal wetlands with additional spawning habitat to encourage a robust fish population.

Community input helping direct MISG research, outreach, and education efforts

Annika Tomson

Annika Tomson receives NOAA Coastal Management Fellowship

Erica Clites

Erica Clites joins Extension team in southeast Michigan

Lauren Jescovitch smiles and holds a northern pike in her hands while standing on a fishing dock in Bay City State Park

MISG staff connect, strategize at May working retreat in Bay City

We’re hiring! Michigan Sea Grant Director and Tenured Faculty Position at the University of Michigan

From lake to lab: Wrangling Lake Erie’s blooming algae

pumpout at a marina

Pumpout program funds over 25 projects that will help protect water quality

Online resource helps Michigan officials identify water resources in their districts

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Great Lakes Literacy Education Exploration – free, on-demand learning modules for teachers and students

Donna's research

This Is What A Great Lakes Scientist Looks Like: Donna Kashian

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Learn about Saginaw Bay and Lake Huron fisheries

Lighthouse on Lake Superior

Help us plan for our future of Great Lakes research, outreach, and education

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10.17.22

Aquaculture Education: Swimming From Great Lakes To Great Seas

10.24.22

Indigenous Knowledges Symposium

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