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Alcona Community High School students learn about soils from Jack Guy.

 

 

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Sanborn Elementary -The Thunder Bay Watershed

Watershed Studies

Students involved in this project are monitoring the water quality of the Thunder Bay River Watershed. The students have also built ROVs (Remotely Operated underwater Vehicles) for the purpose of conducting research of zebra mussel populations at shipwreck sites in Lake Huron. 

 

New to their list of invasive species studies is the lesser known invasive rusty crayfish, which disrupts aquatic habitat and displaces native crayfish species.  These Sanborn "Rusty Raiders" aim to document the distribution and spread of invasive rusty crayfish in their watershed.  CLICK HERE to learn more about the research and work of these Rusty Raiders!

 

Click here for information and up to dat e progress reports on the website the students have created. 

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NE MI GLSI Partners

Americorps U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Great Lakes Fishery Trust Great Lakes Stewardship Initiative Community Foundation Northeast Michigan Huron Pines Cheboygan-Otsego-Presque Isle ESD Alpena-Montmorency-Alcona ESD Sprinkler Lake Education Center Northeast Michigan Council of Governments Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary 4-H MSU Extension Michigan Sea Grant NOAA