Each summer, our communications team goes out in the field to see Sea Grant projects firsthand and to spend time with each other. This year’s learning trip took them to the Bayfield Peninsula and northern Wisconsin.
A UW-Freshwater Collaborative summer research student describes how her project studying phosphorus removal in constructed wetlands deepened her appreciation for these habitats.
Come visit our booth under the big tent on Barker’s Island in Superior this Sunday, 11 am – 3 pm.
Our sister program, the Wisconsin Water Resources Institute, is 60 this year! Here’s some background information about this milestone.
Fish not only have cheeks, they have cheeks you can eat! Science Communicator Marie Zhuikov offers a new recipe for them.
Join our Manitowoc Fisheries Outreach Specialist, Titus Seilheimer, as he takes a breather to appreciate spring.
The experience that Karmen Anderson gained working for the Clean Marina Program has led to a planner job for the Wisconsin town of Plover.
Brandon Krumwiede, our March River Talk speaker, uncovers the secrets underneath the waters of the St. Louis River and the Great Lakes.
Science Communicator Marie Zhuikov did not go into a bar at 10:30 a.m. to drink. She was on a field trip that’s part of the St. Louis River Summit. Bars aren’t typical locations for conference field trips. However, this one in West Duluth was chosen for several good reasons. The old paintings that line its walls are one of them. The other reasons involve the bar’s importance to the community and links to the restoration of the St. Louis River Area of Concern.