RDX
2004 Call for Presentations Deadline Extended!
http://rdx.glc.org
![]() The abstract submission deadline for the
2004 Great Lakes Regional Data Exchange (RDX) Conference has been
extended to August 31, 2004! Share your successes, research
and theories for more effective regional data exchange across the
binational Great Lakes basin. If you're engaged in Great Lakes data
collection/management, or interested in web and GIS tools to improve
regional decisionmaking, you need to attend this event! RDX
2004 will take place on October 26-28, 2004 at the Detroit Marriott
Renaissance Center. More information is available at http://rdx.glc.org/present.html
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Month?
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As a GLIN Daily News Patron, you could
have your agency logo, description and link publicized in our
mid-monthly "What's New & Notable on GLIN" web-mail and on
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Invasive Species
Mapping in Michigan
www.glin.net/envt/flora-fauna/invasive/mapping.html
This new section on GLIN is a spatial database of
key aquatic invasive species (AIS) invasions within the state of
Michigan, which aims to improve coordination among resource
managers, raise stakeholder awareness, and enhance AIS prevention
and control measures. |
Testing the Waters
2004
www.nrdc.org/water/oceans/ttw/titinx.asp
![]() The Natural Resources Defense
Council's (NRDC) annual survey of water quality monitoring and
public notification at U.S. beaches finds that there were 51 percent
more beach closings and advisories in 2003 than in the previous
year. Find out more in their 2004 report.
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Wisconsin Great
Lakes Chronicle 2004
www.doa.state.wi.us/pagesubtext_detail.asp?linksubcatid=276
The Chronicle, a full-color publication dedicated to
Great Lakes issues, is intended to promote public understanding of
the lakes, provide expert information to public policy leaders and
create an historical record of Great Lakes events and issues.
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National Undersea
Research Center for the North Atlantic and Great
Lakes
www.nurc.uconn.edu/
As one of six undersea centers established by NOAA's
Undersea Research Program, the North Atlantic / Great Lakes office
works to understand, sustain and conserve the resources of the
oceans and Great Lakes by supporting underwater exploration,
research and education. |
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Christine Manninen
GLIN Webmaster
Great Lakes Commission
Ann Arbor,
Mich.
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