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GLIN==> Great Lakes Commission News Briefs: Jan. 21, 2009



Title: Great Lakes Commission News Briefs

 

Great Lakes Commission News Briefs

A monthly summary of issues, activities and events
at the Great Lakes Commission

Jan. 21, 2009

Plans for Great Lakes Day, GLC Semiannual Meeting in D.C. taking shape
Final planning is underway for two upcoming events in Washington, D.C., the Great Lakes Commission’s Semiannual Meeting and the annual Great Lakes Day rally on Capitol Hill. More

Great Lakes Urban Habitat Restoration Symposium convenes in Chicago this week
A symposium being held this week in Chicago will explore new strategies and partnerships in the unique challenge of habitat restoration in urban lakeshore and river bank areas. The Jan. 22-23 event is being hosted by the Chicago Park District, in cooperation with several agencies involved in Great Lakes restoration, including the Great Lakes Commission. More

Harbor Coalition to meet in Mt. Pleasant
The fourth general meeting of the Michigan Small Harbors Coalition (MSHC) will be held from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Jan. 27, 2009, at the Winding Brook Conference Center near Mt. Pleasant, Mich. The Coalition was established in 2007 to address issues surrounding inadequate dredging of Great Lakes recreational harbors, and resulting impacts to the regional economy and human safety. More

NOAA dedicates new Great Lakes research facility
Dedication ceremonies were held Jan. 7 for a new facility housing the NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL) outside Ann Arbor. More

Applications being accepted for 2009 Sea Grant Fellowship
Applications are being accepted until Jan. 30, 2009, for the Great Lakes Commission – Sea Grant Fellowship. This 10th annual fellowship provides an opportunity for a graduate student to work for a year at the Commission office in Ann Arbor in such areas as Great Lakes science, policy and information/education. More

Basin Program now accepting 2009 project proposals for soil erosion control
The Great Lakes Basin Program for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control is now accepting applications for the 2009 funding cycle, with a deadline of March 1, 2009. More

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