Many satellite sea ice products are available for download from NOAA and many other data providers. It can often be challenging to know the differences between the products and how each can be applied to a user’s specific application. To address these issues, NOAA’s PolarWatch node has developed a 1-day (6 hours) online course.
UM with CIGLR’s Casey Godwin as principal investigator is recommended for $1.75M for the Great Lakes Marine Biodiversity Observation Network! to assess the regions biodiversity, habitat & key ecosystem functions to meet stakeholders’ information needs.
We’re excited to share CIGLR Connect’s first post with everyone! This blog space is open to anyone from the CIGLR Research Institute, Regional Consortium, program award recipients, and affiliated students. Please email CIGLR Communications Specialist Aubrey Lashaway ([email protected]) with questions, how to contribute, and to learn more.
CIGLR is partnering with the NOAA Restoration Center (RC) and soliciting proposals from CIGLR Regional Consortium members to evaluate a habitat restoration project within the St. Marys River Area of Concern. Proposals are due by COB Monday, May 27th, 2024.
In this Issue: 40 Years of Great Lakes Warming; Alumni Spotlight; Hydrogen Peroxide & Microcystis Bloom Toxicity; 2024 Award Recipients
Join us for a virtual info session next Wed, Jan 17 @ 2pm EST! We will talk about the program, give an overview of the application process & timeline, & answer your questions. Click on the image for 2024 Summer Fellowship and registration information.