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Pair plans to walk around Lake Superior
Sault Ste. Marie Evening News (2/3)
While people have driven, biked, sailed and even kayaked around Lake Superior, there are only a few records of people walking around the lake. Two individuals are making plans to do just that.
EDITORIAL: Lessons from the wind: Students will capture data that could save district money
Muskegon Chronicle (1/14)
Wind power has become a hot button issue in West Michigan. Grand Valley State University researchers are studying the issue under a grant and will be reporting the results as each section of its study is completed.
Fishery Trust invests in future
Grand Traverse Herald (1/13)
The Great Lakes Stewardship Initiative has an ambitious goal: create the next generation of Great Lakes stewards whose advocacy will support the lakes' long-term sustainability. The Grand Traverse Conservation District will be an integral part of this effort.
What's going on in your neighborhood this month? Meet other people and learn together at recreational and educational events! Our new dynamic calendar is updated daily with current educational events.
The abundant water and land of the Great Lakes region provides much opportunity for economic benefits. TEACH Careers & Business will highlight these benefits as well as the impact they have on the Great Lakes environment and people.
Great Lakes ports and shipping
The Great Lakes, often referred to as the "fourth seacoast," are home to the U.S.- and Canadian-Flag fleets, as well as dozens of international vessels from ports around the world. Learn more about these ships, what they carry, their ports of call, and the unique journey they make from the Atlantic Ocean to the upper Great Lakes.
Interview with Dr. Frank Quinn:
Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
In the first of a series of interviews with Great Lakes professionals, Dr. Frank Quinn discusses his research at GLERL, why lake levels fluctuate and what students can do to prepare themselves for careers on the lakes!
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