Agenda 
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9:00am
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Welcome
and Introduction - Office of the Great Lakes, Michigan
Department of Environmental Quality, Lansing |
9:15
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Global Water Issues
- Dr. Joan Rose, Professor and Homer Nowlin Chair in Water
Research, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan
State University, East Lansing |
9:45
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Moving the Water Strategy
Forward: Next Steps for Michigan - Jon Allan, Director,
Office of the Great Lakes, Michigan Department of Environmental
Quality, Lansing
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10:15
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BREAK |
10:45
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Agricultural Phosphorus
and Lake Erie: Perspectives from between the Land and Lake
- Laura Johnson, Director of the National Center for Water
Quality Research, Heidelberg University, Tiffin, OH |
11:30
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Innovations in Water Monitoring
using Drones - Justin Booth and Robert Goodwin, Center
for Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Services,
Department of Geography, Michigan State University, East
Lansing |
12:15
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Lunch
(on your own) |
1:30
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Green Infrastructure and
Arts in the Wild - Pat Lindemann, Ingham County Drain
Commissioner, Lansing, MI |
2:15
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Rip Currents, Safety, and
Human Health - Ron Kinnunen, Extension Educator, Michigan
Sea Grant Extension, Michigan State University, Marquette,
and Robert Pratt, Retired East Lansing Fire Marshall, East
Lansing |
3:00
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BREAK |
3:15
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Great Lakes, Dark Skies
- Achieving Positive Change by Keeping it Dark in Michigan
- Mary Stewart Adams, Program Director, Headlands International
Dark Skies Park, Mackinaw City, MI |
3:45
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Acoustic Telemetry in the
Great Lakes - Lisa Peterson, PhD Student, Department
of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University, East
Lansing |
4:15
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Adjourn |