- Boating and Marinas
- Coastal Communities
The Great Lakes are crucial to Michigan’s culture and economic vitality. Explore how the Great Lakes are intertwined with our way of life through land use, jobs reports, water access, coastal development and more.
- Hazards
It is important to be aware of potential Great Lakes hazards like dangerous currents, extreme storms and floods, harmful algal blooms and boater safety. The best way to combat these dangers is to be prepared and know how to respond.
- Restoration
From drinking water to economies built on commercial fisheries, restoration is fundamental to keeping the Great Lakes viable. MSG is leading and partnering on several large-scale restoration projects.
- Fisheries
Recreational, commercial and tribal fisheries are a vital part of Michigan’s heritage. Michigan Sea Grant conducts scientific research to lay the groundwork for sound fishery management.
- Native and Invasive Species
Many plants and animals rely on the Great Lakes to survive. Learn more about the birds, plants and animals — native and invasive — that call the Great Lakes home.
- 4/22 Lake Huron Fishery Workshop – Alpena
- 4/23 Lake Huron Fishery Workshop – Cedarville
- 5/1 - 5/3 2014 Michigan Inland Lakes Convention
- 5/31 Sturgeon Festival
- 7/6 - 7/10 Trout Camp for Youths
Michigan Sea Grant awarded $5M to continue Great Lakes work
The Michigan Sea Grant College Program has received $2.1 million from the federal government, universities and partners in the first year of a four-year, $5 million grant award to support Great Lakes research, education and public outreach efforts in the state.
