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Before the leaves have all fallen, you should have a plan to winterize your water garden. Follow this thread for tips to help promote healthy spring plants, fish and wildlife. 1/8 📸 Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant

Check out the variety of workshops taking place throughout this year's Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference November 12th-14th. Learn more at umisc.net/workshops.html. Sign up for workshops when you register for in-person attendance in Duluth, MN. umisc.net/registration.h…

Last week, SLCP agents from USFWS Fisheries Ludington & Marquette Biological Stations surveyed Buffalo River (NY) tributaries for the presence of sea lampreys. This survey work is essential to the planning and organization of SL control around the basin. spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/buffalo/ne…

#DYK #GreatLakes #sealamprey can live up to 10 years or longer? If you're curious to learn why, check out the “Lampreys of the Great Lakes” fact sheet: sealamprey.org/pubs/factsheet… #InvasiveSpecies #SciComm

Got a way with words and a love for water? We are #hiring a communications associate director to coordinate our communications efforts and lead a talented team of creatives. Applications due September 15. jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/communica…

Had a nice chat with the Journal Sentinel this week about our recent NOAA GLANSIS Top 10 paper and the impacts of invasive species in the #GreatLakes! jsonline.com/story/news/loc… @miseagrant NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory CIGLR

#DYK barriers are an important part of the #GreatLakes #sealamprey control program? Research is underway on barrier designs which can sort & selectively pass desirable fishes while blocking invasive species like sea lampreys, through the FishPass project: glfc.org/fishpass.php.

Interested in #GreatLakes #ParticipatoryScience? Join the #GLANSIS team and researchers at George Mason University and collect invasive #MysterySnails! 🐌Scientists need your help collecting them to research their genetics + parasites. Learn more here: glerl.noaa.gov/glansis/contri…

Congratulations to Dr. Ed Rutherford on his retirement from GLERL! 🎉 Throughout his esteemed career, Ed's research has advanced our understanding of #GreatLakes fish population dynamics, larval fish ecology, food web dynamics/modeling & invasive species mgmt. Thank you, Ed!!

In September, NOAA experts visited Hawaii’ to help prevent the spread of invasive soft corals. Expanding their expertise beyond the #GreatLakes, GLERL staff play an important role as part of the U.S. Coral Reef & Aquatic Nuisance Species task forces! flseagrant.org/wp-content/upl…

#GLANSIS is in the news again! Check out this article on our Top 10 #GreatLakes #InvasiveSpecies paper from Great Lakes Echo: greatlakesecho.org/2024/10/07/stu…

Scary stuff! There's a lot of invasive species in the Great Lakes region that harm the waters. But don't be too afraid! Efforts are underway to reduce their spread or prevent them from entering the water in the first place. #GreatLakes #HealthyLakes #CleanWater #InvasiveSpecies

The final report from @miseagrant and NAISMA 's Invasive Species Language Workshop is now live! Learn about best #scicomm practices for #InvasiveSpecies outreach and management and directions for future research here: michiganseagrant.org/wp-content/upl… #NISAW NOAA Research

Great podcast! #GLANSIS communication specialist El Lower features in this first episode, along with a number of our friends and collaborators in the world of #AIS #SciComm!

#BestOfSeaGrant The #GreatLakes have nearly 200 #InvasiveSpecies, but which are the most harmful? Check out this interactive StoryMap from NOAA GLANSIS & Michigan Sea Grant, highlighting the top 10 species threatening these ecosystems. Learn more: michiganseagrant.org/blog/2024/10/0…

Boosting for anyone who's still on this site: #GLANSIS needs your help as #AIS experts to review our species profiles + risk assessments! Please share with your networks and contact program manager Rochelle Sturtevant if interested. NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory CIGLR MISIN