A new NOAA grant funds more outreach—this time, to a different stakeholder group.

The first week of November, a Bayfield marina became Wisconsin’s 21st clean marina. An additional six marinas were recertified at an event in Rothschild.

The urban farming pioneer brings a fresh and important perspective.

Valuable, and rare, salmon broodstock, are opening a new aquaculture frontier in Wisconsin, and beyond.

The River Talk series continues in Duluth this month. On Wed. Nov. 9, 7 p.m. at Black Woods Grill & Bar (2525 London Rd.) Kris Eilers with the St. Louis River Alliance will present, “Creating a Perfect Plover Place.”

In the month of November, the public library in Muskego is hosting the traveling water display.

The meeting is part of an ongoing study regarding changing Lake Michigan water levels and coastal bluff management.

Tyler Firkus, a fish and wildlife Ph.D. candidate at Michigan State University, is undertaking an ambitious research project to study what happens to lake trout that survive attacks by sea lamprey. The study will help Great Lakes fishery managers better understand this stressor to the fish population.

Backed by funding from Wisconsin Sea Grant, UW-Madison researcher Trina McMahon has become the worldwide authority on the key bacteria in freshwater lakes.

Scientist Steve Carpenter and artist Sarah FitzSimons will offer a talk on Oct. 21 on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.