MN Sea Grant: Superior Waves

Minnesota Sea Grant Extension Educator and host Jesse Schomberg and MNSG Environmental Literacy Educator Marte Kitson discuss The City Nature Challenge event and other ways people can help scientists collect data.

Jesse Schomberg talks about the water quality of Duluth's streams and two related reports that are open for public comment through April 18, 2018.

Host Jesse Schomberg talks with John Bilotta, Minnesota Sea Grant's water resource management and policy extension educator, about the ways communities are echoing natural systems to manage stormwater runoff and how individuals can help.

Host Jesse Schomberg discusses why the distribution of water on Earth matters and things you can do to celebrate World Water Day.

Host Jesse Schomberg talks about Lake Superior's waves, currents, how to stay safe if you get caught in a rip current and about the energy potential of wave action.

Host Jesse Schomberg talks with Karen Gran, associate professor with the University of Minnesota Duluth's Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, about rivers, floods and the power of high water.

Host Jesse Schomberg talks to Minnesota Sea Grant's Director, John Downing, about some of the coastal challenges Sea Grant and aquatic scientists are working to solve.

Host Jesse Schomberg talks about Sea Grant's role in creating conversations and tools to scrutinize the movement of crude oil in the Great Lakes region.

Host Jesse Schomberg talks with Minnesota Sea Grant Fisheries Specialist Don Schreiner about the potential for raising animals like shrimp, salmon and Walleye in Minnesota.

Tom Beery, Minnesota Sea Grant resiliency specialist, explains why increasing the number of people living within a square mile could improve an individual's, a city's and the planet's futures.