Keillor Fellow wants to bridge the gap between people and science
Marian Azeem-Angel is working on a guide to help people learn about coastal hazards and assess their risks.
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Education works: Boaters who know the ‘Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers!’ rules are doing their part to stop AIS
The study found that boaters who were more aware of Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! and Clean Drain Dry brands removed plants from their boats more often than those who weren’t aware.
Lake Superior community leaders work together on coastal resilience projects; funding for 2026 projects available
A program from Wisconsin Sea Grant and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve offers local officials a chance to tackle those challenges together.
Great Lakes, Great Read program announces 2026 book selections
The three books delve into lighthouses, sturgeon, and shipwrecks of the Great Lakes.
Apply for the 2026 Shipboard Science Immersion on Lake Superior
Educators, apply for the 2026 Shipboard Science Immersion on Lake Superior!
Measuring the impact of PFAS on Wisconsin’s fish
Researcher Tisha King-Heiden is studying how a new generation of PFAS affect sturgeon, walleye, and fathead minnows.
Saxon Harbor recertifies as a Wisconsin Clean Marina
The marina has new bioretention areas, native plantings, and vegetated buffers that protect against erosion and flooding.
Port Washington achieves 15 years of certification as a Wisconsin Clean Marina
The marina was the first one certified in 2010.
Dispatches from a sentinel species: Measuring PFAS and overall health in bald eagles
The Great Lakes Eagle Health Project has been keeping tabs on bald eagles for over 30 years.
Spearfishing video nets WAVE Visual Excellence and Judges Choice awards
Bonnie Willison also won awards for her videos on aquatic plants and fire stewardship along Lake Superior.