Developing a community of Great Lakes literate educators, students, scientists, environmental professionals, and citizen volunteers, dedicated to improved Great Lakes stewardship.
Lake Ontario crew – Prepare to work hard, make new friends, learn more than you ever thought possible in one week, and be totally energized about teaching what you’ve learned!
Today we started early with a short lecture on the Great Lakes and then we had the opportunity to meet with a fantastic State Park Educator, Susan Diachun. Susan was generous enough to give up her day off to share... Read More →
The lights may go out, but the crew doesn’t sleep! During the overnight hours, work on deck continued with sampling at several stations. A few brave teacher volunteers joined the crew in the late night/early morning hours. Hardhats off to... Read More →
After two days at sea, we went into port in Clayton, New York, where we got to walk on land for the first time since first departing Youngstown. Our day began right after breakfast with a visit to the Thousand... Read More →
Rough seas last night! Many of us awoke at 04:00 hours to the clatter and roll of objects not properly stowed in our state rooms. Although we had a jarring start to our day we looked forward to our excursions... Read More →
Wow! We can’t believe that tomorrow is the last day of our journey! Today we are on the move again, completing 7 sampling stations throughout the day. If you were to enter our “floating classroom” you would see a buzz... Read More →
