Celebrating student scholars
Science Writer Jenna shares her thoughts about working with our summer students last year.
Unsalted: The Wisconsin Sea Grant Blog
Learning about Manoomin
Deidre Peroff got to know Generation Z students better on field excursions to learn about wild rice during a meaningful four days last summer.
Communicating about climate
Assistant Director for Communications Moira Harrington put a Wisconsin Climate Change Report to good use with her city parks commission.
Tossing seeds and measuring fishes
Our fisheries outreach specialist’s favorite project last year helps the environment and is tasty, too!
Our project directory: an underappreciated resource
Senior Editor Elizabeth White shares a secret about where you can find everything you need to know about Wisconsin Sea Grant in one neat little package.
Communicating about aquatic invasive species
Tim Campbell’s favorite project for 2023 grew from tiny spiny waterfleas into something much larger.
Eat Wisconsin Fish videos earn “favorite project” status
Video Producer Bonnie Willison’s favorite projects from this year are bound to make you hungry.
Maad (Maadagindan) Book Club
Learn more about Ojibwe culture in the Great Lakes by joining our online book club!
Shipboard Science Workshop earns “favorite project” status
Staff member Adam Bechle’s favorite project this year involved sharing his coastal processes and engineering expertise about Milwaukee’s lakefront with educators during a shipboard science workshop.
Understanding harmful algal blooms in the St. Louis River Estuary presents challenges
Euan Reavie with the Natural Resources Research Institute described possible reasons behind a seeming increase in harmful algal blooms in the St. Louis River Estuary and Lake Superior at a recent River Talk.