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Shannon Donley SDonley at glpf.org

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WEBINAR SCHEDULE
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Webinar 1
New Genetic Tools to Fight Invasive Species
Wed, Dec 15, 2010
12-1 pm CST
David Lodge, Ph.D.
University of Notre Dame
Allegra Cangelosi
Northeast-Midwest Institute

Webinar 2
Conservation Through Technology
Wed, Jan 26, 2011
12-1 pm CST
John Peterson, Ph.D.
Oberlin College
John Bartholic, Ph.D.
Michigan State University

Webinar 3
Energy-Water Nexus
Wed, March 2, 2011
12-1 pm CST
Carol Miller, Ph.D.
Wayne State University
Jeff Edstrom
Environmental Consulting and Technology, Inc.
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In 1989, the Governors of the Great Lakes states created the Protection Fund to help them protect and restore their shared natural resources. The Fund is the first private endowment created to benefit a specific ecosystem. It supports the creative work of collaborative teams that test new ideas, take risks and share what they learn. Since its formation, the Fund has made 229 grants and program investments, representing a $57.6 million commitment.

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Great Lakes Protection Fund Webinar Series
December 2010 - March 2011

Please join us for a lunchtime webinar series sponsored by the Great Lakes Protection Fund. Since 1989, the Great Lakes Protection Fund has been funding projects to improve the health of the Great Lakes. Over the next four months, in a three-part series, we will be highlighting several of our current projects that are developing innovative solutions to address some of the Great Lakes' most challenging problems.

Webinar 1
New Genetic Tools to Fight Invasive Species
December 15, 2010
12 - 1 p.m. CST

Join us as we kick off the first webinar of our series with two presentations from leading experts on invasive species. David Lodge and Allegra Cangelosi will discuss how new genetic testing tools can better protect the Great Lakes region against invasive species. These tools have been employed in high-profile situations and are shaping decision-making in the region.

Register Here <http://glpf.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=0e968567289bebfd795b33288&id=01a6d00384&e=fff863c21f> for the webinar. Registration is required. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with log-in information. Contact Shannon Donley<mailto:sdonley at glpf.org?subject=Great%20Lakes%20Protection%20Fund%20Webinar%20Series> with any questions.

Presentation 1:  Developing a Real-time Genetic Probe for Detecting Aquatic Invasive Species in Ships' Ballast
David Lodge, Ph.D., Professor of Biological Sciences
University of Notre Dame
David Lodge is a preeminent authority on invasive species biology and conducts research on freshwater ecology , invasive species biology and bioeconomics, ecological risk analysis, and environmental ethics and policy.
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Presentation 2:  Using New Genetic Tools to Monitor for Ship-Mediated Harmful Microbes in the Great Lakes
Allegra Cangelosi, Director of Environmental Projects
Northeast-Midwest Institute
Allegra Cangelosi has extensive experience in a wide range of ecosystem protection and restoration issues and is the principal investigator for the Northeast-Midwest Institute's Great Ships Initiative.
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