Coastal Training Program - Lake Superior Reserve

Transforming coastal decision makers into coastal leaders by providing skills training and collaborative learning opportunities that inspire thoughtful management of Lake Superior.

Coastal Training Program (CTP) is dedicated to providing opportunities for local decision makers to learn about the factors that influence coastal systems, think critically about the role that they play in coastal management and cultivate skills and confidence that will allow them to be intentional about taking actions that result in mindful management of our estuaries and Western Lake Superior coast.

Science Communication Strategies for a Changing Lake Superior

This learning series provided opportunities for Lake Superior coastal decision makers to build science communication skills and tell meaningful stories about their work. Hosted by the Lake Superior Reserve’s Coastal Training Program and the Lake Superior Collaborative, this series was designed to help participants gain confidence in their communication skills regardless of their professional affiliation or specific line of work.

Virtual Learning Series Summary

Transforming coastal decision makers into coastal leaders by providing skills training and collaborative learning opportunities that inspire thoughtful management of Lake Superior.

Coastal Training Program (CTP) is dedicated to providing opportunities for local decision makers to learn about the factors that influence coastal systems, think critically about the role that they play in coastal management and cultivate skills and confidence that will allow them to be intentional about taking actions that result in mindful management of our estuaries and Western Lake Superior coast.

Help document shoreline impacts from high water levels on Lake Superior

This year the water levels across the Great Lakes are predicted to once again be very high. We’re gathering photos from around Lake Superior that capture what these conditions look like to establish a visual record.

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