Minnesota Sea Grant's Recreation and Water Safety Program is home to projects that help keep Minnesotans and visitors safe in and around Lake Superior.
The goal of this project is to help prevent future drownings in the St. Louis River Estuary by characterizing, forecasting, and increasing public awareness of drowning hotspots, which are locations where drowning has occurred or that pose high drowning risks.
History, prevention, kits, rescue, field treatment and more about hypothermia.
The Minnesota Lakes Ice-Out Clock uses National Weather Service and Minnesota Department of Natural Resources data to show you how to estimate a lake is likely to freeze or thaw.
The PaddleSafeTwinPorts.org website is to help recreational paddlers select launch sites and avoid dangerous encounters with commercial ship traffic in the Duluth-Superior area of Lake Superior.