Waukegan Buoy
This buoy is owned and operated by the University of Illinois and the Illinois State Geological Survey. LimnoTech, Inc. and Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant play pivotal roles in helping deploy and support the buoy. The buoy was first deployed through a grant from NOAA. Continued funding support comes from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources Coastal Management Program.
Most recent data are below. Additional data are displayed via the Great Lakes Observing System.
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Associate Engineering Geologist
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Educators—2 days left to register! Join us this summer to learn more about the earth’s most precious resource... water! Together with @thengrrec, we are planning to host a @projectwet workshop on August 10. Workshop participants will receive the new Project WET Foundations of Water Education Guide. All the hands-on, interactive and interdisciplinary activities are aligned with Common Core and NGSS.
The workshop is free for formal and non-formal K-12 of educators, but registration is required and space is limited.
Register by July 27th.
Learn More at the #linkinbio.