…National Marine Sanctuary. Marine history A day on the water offered campers an introduction to the maritime history of the Thunder Bay region – and a view of several of the shallow shipwrecks such as the Haltiner Barge and William P. Rend that lie beneath the waves in “shipwreck alley.”…
Keeping out the bad and encouraging the good! April 11, 2017 ISEA Education Center, 100 Dame St., Suttons Bay, MI, 6:30–8 pm (Free to public) This seminar will discuss a broad overview of the project and the preliminary ideas of the recently announced Selective Fish Passage Demonstration on the Boardman River. Announced by the…
…students. Teams will have through July 2025 to complete and submit a unit write-up, and a Capstone event will be held in September 2025. Additional details and expectations are included in this participant overview. Educators selected to participate will receive $2,000 in stipend support for this project. Workshop expenses –…
…Clean Marina Network to share best practices and lessons learned. To learn more about the Great Lakes Clean Marina Network and view a list of discounts available to certified Clean Marinas, visit glcleanmarina.org. Contacts: Catherine Riseng, Research Program Manager, (734) 936-3622, [email protected] Rhett Register, Communications Program Leader, (734) 647-0767, [email protected]…
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Elementary students tackle critical Great Lakes and natural resource conservation issues, enhance their community, and enjoy a little hands-on learning along the way. By Brandon Schroeder DenBleyker and students review debris they picked up at the island. With the sun shining and just a short walk from school, a class of…
