Freshwater “Seafood” Summit 2025
New York Sea Grant and the Finger Lakes Institute will hold a freshwater-focused New York Seafood Summit on March 3, 2025, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Cornell University AgriTech in Geneva, New York.
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New York Sea Grant and the Finger Lakes Institute will hold a freshwater-focused New York Seafood Summit on March 3, 2025, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Cornell University AgriTech in Geneva, New York.
Please join us for the 2025 Great Lakes Commission Semiannual Meeting and Great Lakes Day in Washington, D.C.!
Representing Lake-Atmosphere Interactions in NOAA’s Weather Prediction Models
The ICWMM brings together professionals from around the world to exchange ideas on current practices and emerging technologies in water management.
This year's seminar title is "Sustainable Intensification of the Rural Landscape - Protecting Soil Health, Water Quality and Farm Profitability."
The Great Lakes Fishery Commission lake committees are composed of representatives from the state, tribal and provincial agencies that are responsible for day-to-day fishery management on the lakes. They hold annual public meetings each March to review progress toward fishery objectives on each of the Great Lakes, as well as a common session to discuss topics of interest to the entire basin.
Are you interested in volunteering with Inland Seas Education Association? Join us for our Volunteer Open House on March 18th from 4-6 pm!
For nearly 30 years, Dianna Stampfler – an author, freelance writer, and armchair historian – has been researching lighthouses around her home state of Michigan.
Join CIGLR in Ann Arbor or online for a seminar on "The promises and perils of research in solving sustainability problems."
The Great Lakes Fishery Commission lake committees are composed of representatives from the state, tribal and provincial agencies that are responsible for day-to-day fishery management on the lakes. They hold annual public meetings each March to review progress toward fishery objectives on each of the Great Lakes, as well as a common session to discuss topics of interest to the entire basin.