Inland Seas reveals crayfish trends in Grand Traverse Bay at the 9th Annual Freshwater Summit.
The 9th Annual Freshwater Summit took place at the NMC Hagerty Center in Traverse City on Friday October 28, 2016. Inland Seas Education Association was well represented. We had a display table and nearly all of the staff attended, as did numerous ISEA volunteers. One of our volunteers, Len Klein presented on the Long Lake Water Quality Project, and our Lead Scientist, Jeanie Williams presented on crayfish trends in Grand Traverse Bay since 1989. Jeanie’s presentation is below and was themed for the holiday, so watch at your own risk – Happy Halloween!
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Inland Seas Education Association is proud to present a variety of blog posts to help engage its audience in fun stories from around the Great Lakes or connect audience members with engaging scientific information intended to grow their Great Lakes knowledge. This blog post is taken from the presentation of Jeanie Williams from the Freshwater Forum held in 2016. If you are interested in contributing a blog post to be published with Inland Seas please email marketing@schoolship.org for more information.