The Watershed Game (WSG) team is hosting a Train-the-Trainer workshop that will focus on the WSG: Coast Model. We will explore critical coastal issues, including eutrophication and increasing flooding. The workshop will highlight the Local Leader Version which is designed for use with small groups of elected and appointed officials, members of watershed organizations, and other community leaders and groups.
Workshop participants will learn how the WSG can be used to engage their audiences and help meet education, planning, or program objectives. The goal of the workshop is to prepare participants so they are ready to facilitate gameplay with their target audience.
View the full workshop agenda for more details.
When
April 23, 2024
9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. ET
Where
Focus Hope, MSU Extension office, 1360 Oakman, Detroit, MI
Registration
Registration is required. Cost: FREE, lunch is included
Presenters
- Maggie Karshnia, Stormwater Extention Educator, Minnesota Sea Grant & UMN WRC,
- Erica Clites, Extension Educator, Michigan Sea Grant
Host
This training workshop and the development of the new Coast Model were made possible through support from the NOAA Central and Gulf of Mexico Regional Collaboration Teams, the National Sea Grant Office, Minnesota Water Resources Center, and Minnesota Sea Grant. This work is led by a collaborative team in multiple states including: John Bilotta, UMN WRC & MN Sea Grant Maggie Karschnia, UMN WRC & MN Sea Grant Madison Rodman, MN Sea Grant Cindy Hagley, NRRI Karen Bareford, Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium Tina Miller-Way, Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium Brenna Sweetman, NOAA Office for Coastal Management Lyndsey Manzo, Ohio Sea Grant
Image credit: Cait Dettmann/MNSG