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News > workforce development

Tag: workforce development

09/20/21

Wisconsin Sea Grant awarded $334,000 to support state’s commercial fishing and aquaculture industries

Resilience planning and workforce development are emphasized in the funded projects.

01/30/20

Three-year, nationally funded salmon aquaculture project kicks off with northern Wisconsin meeting

This Sea Grant effort will support the growth of the sustainable, land-based Atlantic salmon industry in the United States.

09/03/19

Growing aquaculture and science literacy: Outreach specialist attends summit to promote K-12 aquaculture education

Emma Wiermaa traveled to Maryland in July for the Sea Grant Aquaculture Education Network Summit. She sees great potential for both hands-on science education and workforce development.

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