Hot off the press – The Helm, Winter 2010

Posted January 29th, 2010 in Aquatic Invasive Species, Great Lakes Cleanup, Great Lakes Data, News, Program, Sustainable Community Planning

You can find the new issue of the HELM, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant’s newsletter, here.

Here are headlines from this issue:

• Strategies for water conservation: Is the price right?

• Wingspread Accord expands its reach

• Restoration master plans build on community clean ups

• SOLEC spotlights Great Lakes nearshore conditions

• Invasive hydroid may strain food source of young fish

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Learn how the green pigment in plants can help scientists understand how much plant and animal life a waterbody can support. This video is part of a series that provides an introduction into seven water quality measurements that can be used to determine baseline conditions and identify changes in water quality.

Learn more: http://www.limnoloan.org

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Learn how the green pigment in plants can help scientists understand how much plant and animal life a waterbody can support. This video is part of a series that provides an introduction into seven water quality measurements that can be used to determine baseline conditions and identify changes in water quality. Learn more: http://www.limnoloan.org

Learn how the green pigment in plants can help scientists understand how much plant and animal life a waterbody can support. This video is part of a series that provides an introduction into seven water quality measurements that can be used to determine baseline conditions and identify changes in water quality.

Learn more: http://www.limnoloan.org ...

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