Surf’s Up for Safety
The Great Lakes Sea Grant Network wins an award for service to the Great Lakes surfing community through its rip current awareness efforts.
The Great Lakes Sea Grant Network wins an award for service to the Great Lakes surfing community through its rip current awareness efforts.
The new additions, including three clean marinas on Lake Superior, bring Wisconsin’s total to 17.
Director Anders Andren said, “We are extremely fortunate to have him join us in this position.”
Wisconsin Sea Grant collaborated with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research’s Cooperative Program for Operational Meteorology, Education and Training program and NOAA’s Climate Program Office
Milestones aplenty in the career of Jim Lubner, Wisconsin Sea Grant’s water safety and education outreach specialist.
In 2010, hazardous rip currents were responsible for 29 deaths in the Great Lakes.
We are actively recruiting for the position of assistant director for research.
UW Sea Grant-funded researchers are plotting out who’s eating whom near the shores of Lake Michigan.
Wisconsin’s general fishing opener is Saturday, May 7. Anglers will be out for prize catches like trout or bass. UW Sea Grant is funding research on viral hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS) to perhaps better protect those species in the future.
For the third year running, the Marshfield High School team competing in the National Ocean Sciences Bowl has won the national crown.