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Art as a Voice for Science
The River Talks will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 12 with “Art as a Voice for Science,” an in-person and virtual presentation at the Lake Superior Estuarium given by Adam Swanson, local muralist and environmental artist whose work has been exhibited internationally.
Kewaunee Marina overcoming challenges for Clean Marina certification
Staff at the city marina in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, were interested in voluntarily gaining certification as a clean marina, but several challenges faced them. Lucky for them, the Wisconsin Clean Marina Program not only certifies marinas in the state as environmentally friendly, it also helps them get to that point by providing guidance, training and technical assistance in adopting best management practices that reduce pollution and protect Wisconsin’s waterways.
Annual Impacts

164.4
million in economic impacts

91
Sea Grant-supported students

28835
pre K-12 students and lifelong learners reached

24
new and continuing research projects

247
Number of resource managers reached

318
fishermen and aquaculture operators reached
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