Sea Grant-hosted water quality panel discussed solutions on phosphorus use
A Sea Grant-sponsored late August panel explored the promise and downsides of phosphorus use.
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Event celebrated Great Lakes friends, champions, researchers and students
Recent Fellows Convocation and Awards Event celebrated students, researchers and champions.
Filling water shoes
Young people have options of further schooling or entering the workforce. Two new grants will enable Sea Grant staff to help students sort through those choices.
Summer scholars dip toes into water-related careers: Part two
Part two of a series profiling the summer scholars working on coastal and water resources projects.
Summer scholars dip toes into water-related careers: Part one
Twelve summer scholars from across the country worked on coastal and water resources projects across Wisconsin.
Aug. 31 event and livestream to explore phosphorus in aquatic ecosystems
Sea Grant is sponsoring a panel about phosphorus and harmful algal blooms on Aug. 31. It will be in person at Memorial Union in Madison and also livestreamed.
Providing access for all to a national lakeshore
How do you make a park in the middle of Lake Superior accessible to people with disabilities? Natalie Chin and Marie Zhuikov from our staff had the chance to travel to Stockton Island in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore to see first-hand what the park is doing to make it more accessible.
Lack of housing looms large as barrier to nature-based jobs in northern Wisconsin
A report published recently by Wisconsin Sea Grant cites a lack of housing as a major barrier to development of nature-based jobs in Wisconsin’s northern tier. A recent webinar provided more insights from people who contributed to the report.
Sea Grant staff member wins national award
Sea Grant’s Sharon Moen won a national communications award last week.
Persistent Pollution: Researchers investigate the key to E. coli bacteria survival in Lake Michigan beach sand and water
Researchers Sandra McLellan and Gyaneshwar Prasad are finding ways to decomplicate beach managers’ lives by determining what factors could limit long-term survival of E. coli on beaches.