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Minnesota Sea Grant
Добавлен 22 дек 2009
Minnesota Sea Grant is a systemwide program of the University of Minnesota and one of 34 federal-university Sea Grant partnerships across the country that bring applied water science to communities. Minnesota Sea Grant’s extension educators, researchers and communicators work with community members, local decision-makers, policy leaders, and personnel from resource agencies, business and industry to protect, enhance and restore habitats, ecosystems and the services those ecosystems provide. We are what makes the University of Minnesota a Sea Grant institution.
2024 Great Lakes Shipping & Forecasting Professional Development for Educators
On August 6, 2024, formal and nonformal educators from Minnesota and Wisconsin joined Minnesota Sea Grant at the Lake Superior Maritime Visitors Center to learn about Great Lakes shipping and forecasting, and how to incorporate these subjects into their education. Participants learned from MNSG-funded researcher Jay Austin, the National Weather Service, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
If you’re an educator interested in water science-related professional development, please contact us at seagr@d.umn.edu.
If you’re an educator interested in water science-related professional development, please contact us at seagr@d.umn.edu.
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2023 MNSG Advisory Board Meeting: Extension Video
Просмотров 16Месяц назад
seagrant.umn.edu/about/advisory-board/mnsg-advisory-board-meeting-nov-16-2023
2024-26 MNSG Research: Extending & Improving Observational Capacity on Lake Superior
Просмотров 85Месяц назад
If you’ve been by Minnesota’s North Shore, you might have wondered, “Hey, what are those big yellow things on Lake Superior?”. This video, featuring University of Minnesota Duluth Professor Jay Austin, will take a deep dive into research using a faithful flotilla of meteorological, or weather, buoys to collect data about Lake Superior. These buoys collect data from above and below the waves, in...
2024 HazMaTON: Spilling Oil into a Freshwater Lake
Просмотров 22Месяц назад
The July webinar, first of the 2024 HazMaTON Summer Webinar Series, featured Jose Luis Rodriguez Gil, Research Scientist at the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) Experimental Lakes Area (ELA). Since 2017, the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) - Experimental Lakes Area (ELA) has been home to an active research program aimed at understanding the f...
2024 Twin Ports Climate Conversation: MN CliMAT - A Tool for Visualizing Different Climate Futures
Просмотров 792 месяца назад
Enjoy our recording of the June Twin Ports Climate Conversation, focusing on MN CliMAT, an MNSG funded interactive online tool. MN CliMAT allows Minnesotans to access highly localized climate projections, including temperature, precipitation, ice cover, soil moisture and 30 other variables. This tool and the data it provides allows Minnesotans to receive localized information to make locally re...
2024 Twin Ports Climate Conversation: Climate Change & Wildlife Stewardship in 1854 Ceded Territory
Просмотров 415 месяцев назад
Enjoy the March 2024 Twin Ports Climate Conversations (TPCC) event. We featured biologists discussing two issues related to climate impacts on tribally important wildlife. First, we discussed the impacts climate change is already having on moose, an important subsistence species at the southern edge of its range. And second, we heard how the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is working...
January 31, 2024. U.S. EPA Dredge Materials Decision Tool.
Просмотров 125 месяцев назад
DMDT: Helping you decide where and whether to beneficially use sediments since 2021. Presented by Kathleen Williams, PhD and Sebastian Paczuski, MSP
January 31, 2024. Beneficial Use of Dredged Material - Melissa Bosman
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January 31, 2024. Beneficial Use of Dredged Material - Melissa Bosman
2024 MNSG Webinar: Minnesota Lakes Ice-Out Clock
Просмотров 1615 месяцев назад
March 8, 2024. In this presentation, Minnesota Sea Grant Director John Downing will introduce an improved Minnesota Lakes Ice-Out Clock that measures the thawing potential that weather exerts on lakes in spring.
2024 Twin Ports Climate Conversation: Still Getting Warmer, Still Getting Wetter (Even in Drought)
Просмотров 1438 месяцев назад
Minnesota State Climatology Office Senior Climatologist Kenny Blumenfeld gives a presentation on predominant climate trends and projections in Minnesota, with particular emphasis on precipitation and hydroclimate extremes. During the 2020s (so far), Minnesota has had three consecutive years of significant growing season drought somewhere in the state. These droughts have been broken by heavy an...
Resilient Communities & Economies: One Block at a Time
Просмотров 1839 месяцев назад
Minnesota Sea Grant and the Natural Resources Research Institute team up to increase community resilience to climate hazards, particularly the impacts of flooding, in Duluth’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, one block at a time.
Sustainable Fisheries & Aquaculture: Increasing Golden Shiner Bait Production in Minnesota
Просмотров 3279 месяцев назад
The University of Minnesota Sea Grant (MNSG) program and partners are investigating new strategies for producing Golden Shiner fish for Minnesota’s bait industry. The project is supported by a three-year $188,000 grant from the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources.
2023 HazMaTON: Introduction to Tribal Spill Response Programs
Просмотров 439 месяцев назад
In this final installment of the Hazardous Material Transport Outreach Network (HazMaTON) 2023 Summer Webinar Series, a panel of presenters will provide an overview of three tribal spill response programs in the United States Region 5 Regional Response Team (RRT5). RRT5 is the planning and coordination body for a geographic area spanning the states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, I...
2023 HazMaTON: Science Research on Environmental Questions - How Does Oil Behave in Freshwater?
Просмотров 269 месяцев назад
Heather Dettman, senior science advisor for the Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Multi-Partner Research Initiative gives a presentation about science research and development capabilities of the CanmetENERGY Facility in Devon, Alberta. Heather will also share about the insights gained from meso-scale tank tests of oil spills into freshwater. Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) CanmetENERGY researc...
2023 HazMaTON: Role of a Federal On-Scene Coordinator
Просмотров 9310 месяцев назад
"Role of a Federal On-Scene Coordinator and How the Spill Response Community Prepares for Potential Spills Impacting Lake Champlain" Crude oil and other hazardous materials are moved by rail along the New York shoreline of Lake Champlain and along the Hudson River. While the probability of a major derailment is low, emergency responders in the area prepare for major response events. U.S. Enviro...
2023 HazMaTON: Marine Firefighting - Preventing Environmental Threats While Saving Lives & Property
Просмотров 161Год назад
2023 HazMaTON: Marine Firefighting - Preventing Environmental Threats While Saving Lives & Property
2023 Twin Ports Climate Conversation: Dip Into Data
Просмотров 41Год назад
2023 Twin Ports Climate Conversation: Dip Into Data
Hypothermia: Understanding and Prevention
Просмотров 163Год назад
Hypothermia: Understanding and Prevention
2023 HazMaTON: Great Lakes Coast Guard Oil Spill Center of Expertise
Просмотров 70Год назад
2023 HazMaTON: Great Lakes Coast Guard Oil Spill Center of Expertise
2023 MNSG Webinar: Forecasting Ice-Out on Minnesota Lakes
Просмотров 257Год назад
2023 MNSG Webinar: Forecasting Ice-Out on Minnesota Lakes
MNSG Yellow Perch Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS)
Просмотров 161Год назад
MNSG Yellow Perch Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS)
2022 HazMaTON: Why We Do Spill Exercises, and What Happens After?
Просмотров 64Год назад
2022 HazMaTON: Why We Do Spill Exercises, and What Happens After?
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Hello from Thunder bay,... i am interested in future meteorology and was wondering if you have a component for that. My future predictions revolve around a heating LST (lake surface temperatures) and how they might affect weather patterns around the great lakes areas. Are we really protected from "Coastal Influences"? My observations are indicating that counter rotating cyclonic rotations are occuring. My observations of this began when the great freeze over of the entire system occurred and developed "bomb cyclones", it was a new term for me so i bagan to observe this area more closely. Is it possible that we will see, counter rotating cyclonic activity fueled by heat from the great lakes area? Could this result in continental hurricanes/cyclones or even extended period tornadoes? i have recorded several Derechos further to the east(Ottawa area) that might imply these patterns might be forming Any thoughts comments or sources of additional information greatly appreciated. Keep up the good work, ..Climate Change is real, and good luck everyone. Also, i have heard it described that the Great Lakes are the"Fastest Heating Bodies of Water on Earth", ..is this an accurate statement? Additionally, MethaneSat will be coming OnLine in the next few months providing public access to realtime Gas's generated at the surface, do you have any plans to apply this new source of data and if so what might you expect from it?
That was cool.I have been thinking of growing fish, but he brings up a great point r about bait. Good on him.
Would love to see you tour some of the other farms on that map. It’s always awesome to see what people are doing when it comes to aquaculture.
I'd love to see an update.
Thank you for doing this important research work and helping advance the knowledge of muskies.
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Such a nice explanation.. 👌
Thank you! That was fascinating.
Fascinating person. I knew his grandson, named after him. I would have insisted on meeting him, if I could take today's perspective back in time with me.
Thank you.
Thanks for the presentation, I thought it was a very helpful overview.
I can hear her all day long.
Great information thank you. We need to watch those commercial fishermen on the lake.
Wonderful words of wisdom.
Excellent
Very interesting but harmful. First!!!!
Too bad the audio is so bad!
Excelente amigo
Thank you for this information!
very neat explanation
watched this as part of the course Rain or Shine with future learn, I already knew this
Jenson Wilkinson So do I go for that course ;D
Beautifully explained.
Ms. Moen, Enjoyed this presentation. Thank you. One question, if I may. Do you have publish date for "With Tomorrow In Mind"?
Jim Rohrich this is my grandfather
terrible wind noise - you should provide subtitles
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umd sustainability is pretty great.