The Photochemistry of Plume Constituents in Lake Superior
Image credit: MNSG.
Blooming Threats: Assessing Future Cyanobacterial Threats to Lake Superior.
A 2016 satellite image showing cyanobacterial harmful algae blooms in Lake Erie. Image credit: NASA earth observatory.
Minnesota Sea Grant: Two Aquatic Research Technician Position Job Openings
![Cattail removal plot.](/sites/seagrant.umn.edu/files/2023-08/576x324_cattail_removed_plot_b_nee.jpg)
Minnesota Sea Grant is hiring two Aquatic Research Technicians! Application review begins May 17, 2024.
Are the Great Lakes Ready for the Next Oil Spill?
![IAGLR 2024, May 20-240, 2024. Shared Lakes: One Health. Cartoon showing waterway with Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan.](/sites/seagrant.umn.edu/files/2024-04/2024_iaglr_meeting_header_image.png)
If you’re reading this, then it’s likely you’re one of the roughly 40 million people whose drinking water comes from the Great Lakes.
Great Lakes Region Aquaculture Continues to Grow
The annual conference is an opportunity for current aquaculture practitioners, new farmers, educators, students, and the public to learn about aquaculture research and management practices, educational and economic initiatives, fish health, regulations, water quality, workforce development, marketing, and more.
This year, more than 180 participants represented practicing and potential fish producers, academia, state agencies, Great Lakes Sea Grant programs, 4th- through 12th-grade students, and others interested in learning more about aquaculture.