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Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant buoy being deployed off of Wilmette, IL.

Your interest in our buoys has not gone unnoticed! Please consider making a donation.

Your phone calls, emails, and interactions through Twitter and Facebook have reassured us that the buoys are valued and needed. We are proud to be able to offer the services of two buoys—one located in the waters north of Michigan City, Indiana and the other near Wilmette Harbor, Illinois. Our goal is to provide real-time data for a variety of uses—charter fishing, recreational boating, weather forecasting, and more.

Putting a buoy in the water, year after year, requires many things to happen: the right weather conditions, the right equipment (buoy, boat, trailer), the right people (IISG specialists, volunteers), and the right technical services (website, data modem). It wouldn’t be possible without sufficient funding to keep the buoys afloat.

Please consider donating today!


If you are interested in supporting Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant, you can make checks payable to “Purdue Foundation” and mail to 715 W State St., West Lafayette, IN 47907. Please include “Sea Grant” in the Memo line to give to the general program or “Sea Grant Buoys” to support the buoy program specifically.

If you would like to give online, go to giving.purdue.edu/FNR  select “Other” and write in “Sea Grant” to give to the general program or “Sea Grant Buoys” to support the buoy program specifically. We are grateful for all supporters of the Sea Grant program.

If you have questions about how to give please contact Kelly Delp at 765-494-9650 or KJDelp@prf.org.

  

Contact Info

Buoy Specialist

Les Warren

Research Coordinator

Carolyn Foley
765-494-3601

Campus Engagement Coordinator

Angela Archer
765-496-3722

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While there are many strategies to reduce risk and adapt at global and regional scales, individuals can also take action. Learn how you can address climate change in your home, landscape, and community in this free webinar. Explore how paying attention to what’s on your plate, checking the energy efficiency of your home, and getting active in your local community are all ways to be a climate-conscious global citizen.

This session will be led by our own Sarah Zack & other @ilextension staff from the natural resources, environment, and energy team, community and economic development team, and the Energy Education Council.

Register & learn more at the link in bio.
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