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USA Today video segment on toxic algal blooms, swimming advisories in lakes and rivers, with Dr. George Bullerjahn of BGSU Biology usatoday.com/videos/news/we…

Research led by biology emeritus professor Dr. George Bullerjahn and geography professor Dr. Kefa Otiso continues to detect dangerous levels of harmful algae in Africa's Lake Victoria. #bgsu #research #waterquality #publicgood #biology #geography bit.ly/4cpjFS6

After years of detecting harmful algae in Sandusky Bay, #BGSU researchers discovered that a toxic algae called Planktothrix has essentially disappeared, highlighting the positive impact of ecological restoration.💧 #NationalWaterQualityMonth 📰 bit.ly/4daSwmZ

Congratulations to BGSU Biology professor Dr. Vipa Phuntumart who was presented with the 2023-24 College of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Teaching Award! She was recognized for her dedication to science education, commitment to undergraduate research and scholarly contributions.

August is #NationalWaterQuality Month. As part of the University's mission as a public university for the public good, College of Arts and Sciences researchers are working to improve water quality in the region, nation and world. bgsu.edu/waterquality #bgsu #waterquality #publicgood

Welcome new #BGSU Falcons! Make sure to attend Get With The Program at 1PM on Fri, Aug 23! Get to know other students and faculty in your department & major, and learn about expectations, guidelines & helpful resources. Find your session location at bit.ly/3yB1xqQ.

Come to Night at the Museum in University Hall this Fri, Sept 27, 6-7:30PM. Discover some of the impressive topics & research our students & faculty are passionate about with interactive exhibits in art, sociology, history, science & more! #BGSUHomecoming events.bgsu.edu/event/night-at…

.Aquatic MicroBiomes Lab @ BGSU of Great Lakes & Watershed Studies, BGSU will research how the microbial community in a freshwater estuary shifted after a dam removal, leading to the disappearance of toxic cyanobacterial blooms and improved nutrient cycling. @GBullerjahn Silvia Newell BGSU Biology jgi.doe.gov/announcement-f…

Harmful algal blooms in Sandusky Bay have disappeared. BGSU Biology emeritus professor George Bullerjahn & a team of BGSU student researchers believe the 2018 removal of Ballville Dam, near Fremont on the Sandusky River, is the reason the blooms are gone. bit.ly/4eEqvER

BGSU Biology researchers are studying how plants capture & convert nutrients in order to better construct or restore wetlands, which are critical in the efforts to protect Lake Erie from harmful algal blooms. #bgsu #biology #waterquality #research bit.ly/4ezBIXH

Come check out this great event from our department including a seminar by incoming Great Lakes & Watershed Studies, BGSU Director and Biology faculty Dr. Sarah Emery, followed by a thought-provoking film screening and panel discussion.

Great panel discussion tonight about regenerative agriculture following a thought provoking film screening. Thanks to all who supported the event. Great Lakes & Watershed Studies, BGSU American Society for Microbiology BGSU Helen Michaels College of Arts and Sciences

The BGSU Marine Lab offers students a comprehensive experience to study marine life. The facility is unmatched for an inland school in the U.S., containing more than 66 genera of marine life, ranging from coral and starfish to stingrays and sharks. #bgsu bit.ly/3ZslHwx

Use your time off next Monday to do good with your fellow Falcons during the 17th Annual MLK Day of Service – a tradition that embodies Dr. King’s values of community, service & unity through meaningful volunteer projects. Explore volunteer options at bit.ly/4aioEEQ.

BGSU alumnus Gustavo Cañas-Valle ’24 and BGSU Biology professor Juan Bouzat discovered hummingbirds nesting together in the Andes Mountains. This is atypical behavior, as hummingbirds are often highly aggressive and territorial. #bgsu #biology #research bit.ly/43lKvK0

BGSU Biology This event has been RESCHEDULED for Thursday, April 17, at 7PM in the BTSU Theater, Room 206. We hope to see you then!

One Day to Give. A Lifetime of Impact. Be a part of something bigger by contributing to the College of Arts & Sciences Gap Scholarship Fund during #BGSUOneDay. Give today and change lives forever. bit.ly/429OF5A

We had the pleasure of hosting Neil Shubin for our Pasakarnis-Buchanan lecture this year! It was great to learn more about his work and experiences near the North and South Pole and his discoveries in tetrapod #evolution! He even passed around a replica of tiktaalik’s skull!

A Great Lakes & Watershed Studies, BGSU research team led by BGSU Biology assistant professor Chris Ward is studying the effects of bits of pre-production plastic, called nurdles, leaching chemicals into water systems. #bgsu #waterquality #research #publicgood bit.ly/4mpQLYe

Congrats to Julia Obuya who won the Outstanding Student Paper Award at the IAGLR annual meeting! (Pictured here with IAGLR executive director, Jérôme Marty, and president, Donna Kashian) Julia is a PhD student in Dr. Chris Ward's lab. BGSU Biology Great Lakes & Watershed Studies, BGSU #bgsu #research