The Great Lakes are at the heart 💙 of life in Michigan—and the science behind them is working hard for all of us. Here are five important ways Great Lakes scientists from CIGLR and Michigan Sea Grant at UM-SEAS benefits Michiganders: [click image to read more]
NEW! Scientists from Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York, and Ontario, have published a commentary in the Journal of Great Lakes Research, warning that the future of the Great Lakes is at risk without continued investment in scientific research. They urge that these efforts be shielded from proposed budget cuts and emphasize that without funding, the lakes and those who depend on them will face growing challenges. [click image to read more]
Help spread the word! How does ice impact life around the Great Lakes? Click the image to share your experiences in the survey.
Voices across the Great Lakes region are speaking up: Protecting NOAA means protecting our water, our communities, and our way of life. Add your voice! Show your support for NOAA and Great Lakes science!
Congrats to CIGLR’s Tongyao Pu on publishing her Master’s thesis in Limnology & Oceanography! This study investigates the stratification of Indonesia’s Lake Towuti using one-dimensional hydrodynamic & redox chemistry models. Click on the image to read article.
Join us for a virtual info session TOMORROW, Jan 15 @ 2pm EST! We will talk about the program, give an overview of the application process & timeline, & answer your questions. Click on the image for 2025 Summer Fellowship and registration information.