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This Minnesota Lake Lookout webinar introduces how community volunteers can get involved in monitoring chloride pollution and harmful algal blooms statewide.
From safe drinking water to wild rice harvests and the health of Lake Superior fisheries, five new research projects will address issues that affect Minnesota communities, economies, and natural resources.
Interested in bringing science to federal policy affecting Great Lakes and marine resources? Eligible graduate students are invited to apply for the 2027 Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship via eSeaGrant by 5:00 p.m. CT, June 3, 2026.
Among the many voices featured in the three-part film Lost But Not Forgotten is Minnesota Sea Grant Fisheries Specialist Don Schreiner, a longtime Lake Superior fisheries leader whose career has helped bridge the past and present of the Lake Superior fishery.
Join the Practical Water Wisdom webinar for an engaging, free virtual presentation on the latest Thaw Tracker forecast and tips for using the MELT tool.
Formal and nonformal fifth–12th-grade educators are invited to apply by February 28, 2026.
Minnesota Sea Grant is hiring! This position will help connect emerging marine, maritime, and environmental technologies with Minnesota communities, educators, and industries to build workforce capacity, foster public understanding, and enhance community resilience and safety.
Minnesota Sea Grant is hiring! The research assistant position will advance continuous monitoring in Lake Superior to safeguard local communities through field and laboratory research.
One application. Three opportunities. Five positions. A summer of fun! Apply by February 20, 2026.