Medicines
Effects of environmentally relevant concentrations of citalopram during early development on behavior and learning in fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas)
Partnering with Community Centers to Perform ‘Environment to Bioassay’ Antibiotic Discovery
Rethinking STEM education: A university-community partnership to engage marginalized students in local conservation and antibiotic discovery
Development of Lake Michigan actinomycete bacteria as a source for antibiotic drug leads
Trace organics in Lake Michigan: concentration and detection frequency of pharmaceuticals in the near-shore water column
Toxic byproducts generated in disinfected drinking water contaminated with pharmaceuticals
Increasing the availability of veterinarians for Indiana and Illinois aquaculturists
Exploring the diversity and biopharmaceutical potential of unculturable bacteria from Lake Michigan sediments
Recent News
- Freshwater jellyfish may increase in numbers as Illinois and Indiana waters continue to warm
- Tomas Höök signing off as Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant director this summer
- Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant welcomes Stuart Carlton as the program’s new director
- Four Illinois and Indiana educators will set sail on Lake Michigan aboard EPA’s research ship
- Join IISG as a new pollution prevention outreach assistant
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Stocking your garden pond or fish tank?
The Sea Grant Great Lakes Fresh Fish Finder website can help! Hardworking producers in your community have healthy, sustainable, clean, colorful fish ready for you.
Visit FreshFishFinder.org to find fresh fish raised in the Great Lakes region.
Stocking your garden pond or fish tank?
The Sea Grant Great Lakes Fresh Fish Finder website can help! Hardworking producers in your community have healthy, sustainable, clean, colorful fish ready for you.
Visit FreshFishFinder.org to find fresh fish raised in the Great Lakes region.
Clink the link in bio to learn more!

Lakes are one of the most vital natural resources on our planet. They serve as a crucial source of fresh water, play a key role in maintaining biodiversity, contribute to climate regulation, and provide recreational and economic opportunities. Join us in celebrating our beautiful Great Lakes today!

The Great Lakes Educators of Aquatic and Marine Science hosts an annual coastal cleanup around the Great Lakes — and we want Chicagoland educators to be part of it! Whether you’re passionate about stewardship, looking to connect with fellow educators, or just want to make a difference, this is your chance. Bring a friend and connect with the GLEAMS community! Mingle afterwards at Off Color Brewing Taproom, The Mousetrap.
Date: September 20
Time: 12:30 PM – 3 PM
Location: 1460 N Kingsbury St, Chicago, IL 60642
Register at the link in bio.
Let’s connect and conserve our waterways together. 💙
#TeachingTuesday

Fill your bait bucket with the Great Lakes Fresh Fish Finder! And when the day’s done, don’t dump unused bait—it can harm our lakes and spread invasive species.
Be a Hero, Transport Zero: Don’t Dump Bait. Remove it. Dispose of it. Drain it. Never release it.
Visit the link in bio to learn more.
#DontDumpBait #TransportZero #GreatLakes

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