…longer view and require that individuals born in the lakes are themselves capable of reproducing (multigenerational). The former is much less likely to be permanent than the latter. Geographic scope matters too: when using any of the above definitions, a species might be established in one bay, but not established…
Dr. Catherine Riseng joined Michigan Sea Grant as the new Research Program Manager on May 1, 2013. In this position, Riseng will manage the research functions of Michigan Sea Grant; oversee the call for proposals and the peer-review grant rating process; manage the program’s research portfolio; coordinate budgetary and reporting…
…online course that takes approximately 20 minutes to complete and is scenario-based. You can also review A Beginner’s Guide to Safer Paddling pamphlet. If you’re interested in purchasing a book, there is a new Smart Start for Safe Paddling book available in print or e-edition. Paddleboarders take heed! We love…
…through a competitive process involving external peer review and advisory panel recommendations. The current round includes four research projects led by leading researchers in the region, and five graduate student fellowship projects led by the next generation of scientists and managers. Two of the projects are funded in partnership with…
…kayaks and canoes. A trail provides information on access points for people, showing where put-ins and take-outs are available. Points of interest along the route, as well as places to go ashore to rest, eat or explore, are often included. Why Create a Great Lakes Water Trails Overview? Over the…
Extension Educator Lauren Stigers talked with TV6’S Mandy Koskela about an exciting pair of Mi Fresh Fish events coming to Houghton on July 18! Watch the interview here, and learn more about the events below. Sail at 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.: Start the day with a Mi Fresh Fish sail aboard…
