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Tipping Point Planner Curriculum


With a Hydrolab, student scientists study their own environment

…many coming back for multiple years, have engaged nearly 13,800 students in collecting and analyzing data from nearby lakes, creeks, and rivers. As a result, many of these educators have…


In the news: Federal study to help Great Lakes communities prevent floods

communities better prepare for hazardous floods.   ‘It will be the most comprehensive study ever conducted of shoreline flooding,’ said Ken Hinterlong, a senior engineer with the Federal Emergency Management…


Students brave winter weather to study water quality

Earlier this year, AP science students at Chicago’s Lane Tech College Prep traded in their textbooks for field equipment to study water quality in the North Branch of the Chicago River. The


Ashtabula’s Revitalization


Muskegon’s Revitalization


Master Watershed Steward Program

…necessary to guide hosts and future Master Watershed Stewards through eight interactive sessions. Upon completion of the training, Master Watershed Stewards engage in restoration science, community science, and community education…


In the news: EPA Gets an Earful Over Asian Carp Plans

…Meanwhile, other people in attendance called for the locks to be closed immediately, rather than wait several months to conduct a study called for by the plan. Read more.  …


New buoy offers real-time Lake Michigan data

…is also fed into the National Data Buoy Center (http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/) operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the more localized http://greatlakesbuoys.org/. Forecasters, researchers, and others can download raw historical…


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