…communities, and economies.” In addition to an overview of the water strategy, it will offer presentations ranging from sturgeon restoration, aquaculture, water trails, and harmful algal blooms to ecosystem-level changes in the Great Lakes, efforts to reduce E. Coli, and minimizing impacts of water use by craft beer breweries. Workshop…
…last for approximately 1 hour, with opportunities for questions and discussion. Participants can register by clicking here. A recording of the webinar will be available for viewing at www.sustainourgreatlakes.org following the conclusion of the live program. Contact: Todd Hogrefe, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (612) 564-7286 [email protected] Sustain Our Great…
…and environmental changes that have shaped today’s fisheries. View an interactive map of Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trail sites online. Want to learn more about our Great Lakes fisheries heritage? In future articles, we will explore the fisheries heritage stories as told through the partners and places located along the…
…and it set a tone.” Cindy Hudson attended the symposium in her role as communications manager for Michigan Sea Grant Extension. She reflected: Local news covered the event, including an interview with Val Gagnon. Photo: MISG “One lesson I experienced was the value of slowing down the agenda to allow…
…is also a priority. See the video for more details and Jay’s overview of stocking options for 2019 (beginning at 16:17). Forage Fish Monitoring Chuck Madenjian, Research Fishery Biologist with U.S. Geological Survey’s Great Lakes Science Center, gave an update on forage fish abundance in Lake Michigan. This is always…
…women from Africa, the Middle East, and Asia to develop tech-driven solutions for social issues. As in previous years, this year’s Knauss finalists were selected through a competitive process that involved review panels composed of national experts in marine science, policy, and education. This one-year paid opportunity allows current and…
