• Pennsylvania
• Michigan

• Logic Model for Climate Resilient Communities
• Help Great Lakes Communities Assess Climate Risks, Opportunities, and Vulnerabilities
• Lessen effects of Stormwater Runoff on the Great Lakes Watersheds
• Climate Literate Staff, Communities, and Citizenry

• Visualization of Shoreline and Water Level Changes in Great Lakes Coastal Communities
• Topographic/Bathymetric Models for the Harbors of Toledo and Duluth/Superior: Data acquisition, integration and visualization
• 31) Topographic/Bathymetric Model for part of the Port of Toledo, Ohio. Robbie Greene, Project Assistant, University of Wisconsin-Madison and David Hart, GIS Specialist, University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute (digital geospatial data available through the Wisconsin Coastal Atlas Geocatalog).
• 32) Topographic/Bathymetric Model for part of the Ports of Superior, Wisconsin and Duluth, Minnesota. Robbie Greene, Project Assistant, University of Wisconsin- Madison and David Hart, GIS Specialist, University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute (digital geospatial data available through the Wisconsin Coastal Atlas Geocatalog).
• A Comparison of Visualization Software

• Final Report: NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory's Climate and Hydrologic Modeling Activities Associated with the Project
• Predicting Climate Change Impact on the Maumee River Sediment Load
• Predicting Climate Change Impact on the Great Lakes Navigability and Shore Management
• Preparing Coastal Communities for Climate Change
• Preparing Coastal Communities for Climate Change: Translating model results to prepare ports, harbors, and stormwater management facilities in an era of climate variability and scientific uncertainty
• 11) Lofgren, B. M., T. S. Hunter, and J. Wilbarger, 2010: Interaction of energy and water budgets in hydrologic and coupled models of climate change. Preprints, Water 2010. 5th International Conference on Water Resources and Environment Research, Québec City, Québec, Canada, 5-7 July 2010.

• Port asset values and economic impacts: New tools for estimating risks of water level changes, failing infrastructure
• Great Lakes Port & Harbor: Infrastructure & Dredging Cost Estimate Matrix Tool and Duluth, MN/Superior, WI and Toledo, OH Case Studies

• Preparing Coastal Communities and Businesses for Climate Change: Duluth, MN and Toledo, OH Focus Group Results

• Climate Change and Natural Resources in Pennsylvania
• Climate Change: Are you preparing for it?
• Climate Change: How will you manage stormwater runoff?
• Climate Change: Where does it fit in your future plans?
• Climate Change: How will you manage your water resources?
• Sustainable Land Use: Impact on Climate and Health
• Weather and Climate: What is the difference?
• Climate Variability and Climate Change: What is the difference?
• Preparing for Variable Lake Levels: The Dynamic Great Lakes
• Preparing for Extremes: The Dynamic Great Lakes

Seminars and Webinars

• PA Sea Grant webinar series
• Dr. Michael Campbell, Mercyhurst College "Climate change and invasive species in the Great Lakes region" December 14, 2010
• 27) Ohio State University Climate Team Webinar. March 1, 2011, 12:00 Noon – 1:00 PM. Gene Clark WI Sea Grant and Dale Bergeron, MN Sea Grant. Economic Implications of Climate Change Impacts to Great Lakes Ports, Harbors, and Marinas (archived)

• Preparing Coastal Communities for Climate Change
• "Roadmap: Coastal Hazard and Climate Adaptation" workshop in Philadelphia