New issue of IISG’s The Helm highlights green infrastructure projects

Posted October 26th, 2023 in Aquaculture, Climate Ready Communities, Education, Featured, Fisheries, Funded Research, Stormwater & Green Infrastructure, Sustainable Community Planning, The Helm
Angelica Weaver manages the InnerMission community garden in Hammond, Indiana. The new cistern behind her provides a steady source of water to support the project.

The 2023 issue of Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant’s magazine, The Helm, is now available. This annual publication is a collection of program research, outreach and education success stories as well as ongoing activities to address coastal concerns. This issue is focused on stormwater management with green infrastructure, PFAS, and more, including how students are learning about water quality through hands-on opportunities.

Here are some headlines from this issue:

  • Green infrastructure helps communities—large and small—be ready for the future
  • With a Hydrolab, Students study their own environment
  • Study finds PFAS in all tested Lake Michigan sportfish and their prey
  • Aquaponics offers high schoolers a hands-on way to learn science, math, and more

 

Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant is a partnership between NOAA, University of Illinois Extension, and Purdue University Forestry and Natural Resources, bringing science together with communities for solutions that work. Sea Grant is a network of 34 science, education and outreach programs located in every coastal and Great Lakes state, Lake Champlain, Puerto Rico and Guam.

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@seagrant_noaa is thrilled to announce the finalists for the 2025 class of the Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship. Two Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant finalists will be placed in the Executive Branch—Alexandra Skinner, a master’s student at @iuoneill; and Emily Johnson, who is working towards her master’s degree in biology at @loyolachicago. Matthew Sheffield, a J.D. candidate at @iubloomington, will be placed in a legislative position.

Full story at the link in bio.

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@seagrant_noaa is thrilled to announce the finalists for the 2025 class of the Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship. Two Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant finalists will be placed in the Executive Branch—Alexandra Skinner, a master’s student at @iuoneill; and Emily Johnson, who is working towards her master’s degree in biology at @loyolachicago. Matthew Sheffield, a J.D. candidate at @iubloomington, will be placed in a legislative position.Full story at the link in bio.

@seagrant_noaa is thrilled to announce the finalists for the 2025 class of the Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship. Two Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant finalists will be placed in the Executive Branch—Alexandra Skinner, a master’s student at @iuoneill; and Emily Johnson, who is working towards her master’s degree in biology at @loyolachicago. Matthew Sheffield, a J.D. candidate at @iubloomington, will be placed in a legislative position.

Full story at the link in bio. ...

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