Great
Lakes Shipwreck Museum
www.shipwreckmuseum.com
![GLIN Site of the Month]() The Great Lakes Shipwreck
Historical Society operates the popular Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum
at Whitefish Point, Mich., site of the historic Whitefish Point
Light Station. The Society led the recovery of the bell of the
Edmund Fitzgerald in 1995 at the request of surviving family
members; the shipwreck lies just 15 miles to the northwest of the
museum. The Society is heavily involved in underwater research of
historic resources of Lake Superior and in promoting public
appreciation of Great Lakes maritime archaeology. The Shipwreck
Museum is open daily May-October.
|
6th Biennial Lake Superior Youth
Symposium
www.youthsymposium2005.com
This Symposium for grades 7-12 students and teachers
has been held every two years since 1995. Students from Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ontario will come together as stewards of
the Lake Superior watershed. Register by
April 15, 2005.
What you can do
www.ec.gc.ca/eco
The What You Can Do web site is a place to
find information and tips to help you take actions in your daily
life for a cleaner and healthier environment. |
|
RDX Events: Workshop Series and
Conferences
http://rdx.glc.org
![]() Check out the new RDX web site
and the upcoming workshop on April 27,
2005, focused on Great Lakes land cover and use information. This
thematic workshop is being conducted in conjunction with and
immediately following the Great Lakes Coastal Manager's Needs
Assessment Workshop in Chicago, Ill.
|
2005 Invasive Species Education
Program
www.schoolship.org/invasivespecies
![]() The ultimate goal of ISEA's
Invasive Species Education Project is to help prevent the
introduction and spread of invasive species through education. In
2005, ISEA will continue to develop new invasive species education
strategies. Check out the different program topics and how you can
get involved.
|