Michigan Sea Grant
研究服务
Ann Arbor，MI 815 位关注者
Dedicated to the protection and sustainable use of the Great Lakes and coastal resources.
关于我们
At Michigan Sea Grant, we adore the Great Lakes. These five lakes and their connecting rivers make up the planet's largest body of fresh water. They provide drinking water for millions of people, span an international border, sustain billions of dollars of economic activity every year -- and they're stunningly beautiful. That's why we've been working diligently since 1969 to help people around Michigan understand and love the Great Lakes. We leverage our broad network of partner organizations to : - Support and coordinate research projects at Michigan universities to help answer pressing questions about issues affecting Great Lakes ecosystems and communities. - Act as honest brokers of information, putting research findings into the hands of regulators, scientists, policy-makers, and community members who can use the data to make informed decisions about their interactions with the Great Lakes. - Host classroom activities, workshops, lectures, camps, and field trips that connect students and adults with Michigan's marvelous freshwater seas. We're proud to be a cooperative program of the University of Michigan and Michigan State University, with main offices in Ann Arbor and East Lansing and a team of educators based in coastal communities around the state. Michigan Sea Grant is part of a national network of 33 university-based Sea Grant programs administered through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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https://www.miseagrant.umich.edu
Michigan Sea Grant的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 研究服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Ann Arbor，MI
- 类型
- 教育机构
- 创立
- 1969
- 领域
- Education和Research
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Michigan Sea Grant员工
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Thank you to all 50+ attendees of our TEDxUofM Voices in Sustainability Salon! Our entire team was thrilled to educate the community once again. Lauren Mullenbach, Ph.D. and Dr. M'Lis Bartlett offered their perspectives on environmental justice, and Urvi Parihar represented HomeFree Initiative, sustainable student org and winner of our Award for Innovation. Topping off the night were some delicious treats from our sponsor, Nothing Bundt Cakes! Thanks to everyone who made this salon happen. Stay tuned for more TED events!
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Read "The Great Lakes University" in the most recent Stewards Magazine from UM-SEAS: https://lnkd.in/gQ-Nusmx Mike Shriberg #science #greatlakes #michigan #research #education
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We’re celebrating a successful Placement Week! ?? This week, the 2025 executive branch Knauss Fellows learned which Washington, D.C. area offices will host them for their one-year marine policy fellowship beginning in February. See their placements: https://ow.ly/pB0o50TYoQ1 Learn about the fellowship: https://ow.ly/FKI250TYoQ5 #SeaGrant #Knauss #Fellowship #KnaussFellowship #Fellows #Marine #Coastal #GreatLakes #Science #Policy #Careers #Jobs #DC
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Please SHARE! #CIGLR is #HIRING! Biogeochemistry Laboratory Analysts (2 positions available) We are looking for two individuals to join our biogeochemistry and harmful algal blooms teams at #CIGLR and the NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory. The analysts will 1) perform laboratory analyses related to aquatic biogeochemistry in the #GreatLakes and their watersheds, 2) contribute data analyses, visualizations, and writing towards presentations and publications pertaining to nutrient eutrophication, harmful algal blooms, hypoxia, and biogeochemical processes. Apply by 12/2/2024 To learn more and apply, visit CIGLR Job Openings: https://lnkd.in/ePBgF7i #Jobs #jobopportunity #jobsearch #ScienceJobs #GreatLakesSci #GreatLakesJobs #GreatLakesNews cc: International Association for Great Lakes Research Great Lakes Observing System University of Michigan- School for Environment and Sustainability MSU College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Michigan Sea Grant Ohio Sea Grant The Nature Conservancy LimnoTech
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Thanks for keeping in touch with Michigan Sea Grant and learning more about the Great Lakes via our newsletter. In this issue: Mysterious snails, a Nigerian change-maker, Top 10 Most Unwanted species, and more.?Photo: Mike Shriberg (from Isle Royale, Lake Superior). #greatlakes #upwellings #michigan #science #research #education #news #newsletter
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Unwanted S C A R I N E S S lurking in our Great Lakes and sucking the blood from unknowing fish ??♂? Read more about the top 10 most unwanted compiled by GLANSIS >> https://lnkd.in/gVGYtUCy Photo: Ryan Marsee #invasivespecies?#greatlakes?#lamprey?#sealamprey?#halloween?#water?#ais?#teeth?#fish?#fishing?#angler?#science?#research?#education
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Marinas: Now Accepting Applications! The Michigan Boating Pumpout Grant Program helps to reduce pollution from vessel sewage discharges by providing funds for new or upgraded pumpout stations and waste reception facilities to safely dispose of recreational boater sewage. https://lnkd.in/gMCnpP_3 #grant #cleanwater #michigan #greatlakes #water #boats #marina
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All 6th - 12th Grade Student Filmmakers are encouraged to create and submit a short film for this year's Student Shorts Film Competition at the Thunder Bay International Film Festival (TBIFF). TBIFF takes place every January in Alpena, MI, hosted by the Thunder?Bay National Marine Sanctuary, and in partnership with the International Ocean?Film Festival. See over 75 professional films at this 5-day event. On Saturday, January 25th, the Student Shorts Film Competition will be screened and winners will receive?cash prizes! These short films can be no longer than three (3) minutes in length and should have a connection to Great Lakes content. It is an Ocean and Great Lakes film festival after all! Film submissions are due December 20th, 2024. https://lnkd.in/g8KEmSHn #studentcompetition #education #filmfest #filmfestival #noaa #michigan #greatlakes #science #teachers
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All 6th - 12th Grade Student Filmmakers are encouraged to create and submit a short film for this year's Student Shorts Film Competition at the Thunder Bay International Film Festival (TBIFF). TBIFF takes place every January in Alpena, MI, hosted by the Thunder?Bay National Marine Sanctuary, and in partnership with the International Ocean?Film Festival. See over 75 professional films at this 5-day event. On Saturday, January 25th, the Student Shorts Film Competition will be screened and winners will receive?cash prizes! These short films can be no longer than three (3) minutes in length and should have a connection to Great Lakes content. It is an Ocean and Great Lakes film festival after all! Film submissions are due December 20th, 2024. https://lnkd.in/g8KEmSHn #studentcompetition #education #filmfest #filmfestival #noaa #michigan #greatlakes #science #teachers
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