March Science Seminar: Working with Plants to Heal and Protect Lake Superior Shorelines
March 24, 2025
12:00-1:00PM CST
Some of Lake Superior’s shorelines are experiencing erosion due to storms and changing water levels, but humans have an opportunity to help. A new report, Ganawenindiwag (which means “they take care of each other” in Ojibwemowin), is designed to help land owners, resource managers, and anyone who interacts with the lake’s shorelines make informed plant selections to help support these vulnerable coastal environments, while also supporting treaty rights and reimagining our relationship with plants.
Contact: Karin West –
Phone: 775-888-7682
Contact: Alexa Lopezlira –
Phone: 928-679-0741
Contact: Erik Heinen –
Contact: Chris Reichard – chris.reichard@tristategt.org
Contact: Michele Dellinger –
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Alicia Kroll –
Contact: Michelle Brown –
Contact: Jennifer Gibson –
Contact: Erik Heinen –
Contact: Jennifer Cannon –
Phone: 304-357-2040
Contact: Ronan Mason –
Phone: 304-722-8482
Contact: Glenn Gingras –
Contact: Michele Dellinger –
Contact: Jennifer Cannon –
Phone: 304-357-2040
Contact: Ronan Mason –
Phone: 304-722-8482
Contact: Matt Steiner –
Contact: Michele Dellinger –
Contact: Lew Payne –
Contact: Jennifer Cannon –
Phone: 304-357-2040
Contact: Ronan Mason –
Phone: 304-722-8482
Contact: Alicia Kroll –
Contact: Rich Sanders –
Contact: Bruce Hasbargen –
Phone: 218-333-8173
Contact: Carol Andrew –
Contact: Shawn West –
Contact: Molly Churchich –
Contact: Erik Heinen –