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Email: lisa.kim@noaa.gov
Mobile office: 202-579-0408
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Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
- Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
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About GLRI
- GLRI Focus Area 1: Toxics
- GLRI Focus Area 2: Invasives
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GLRI Focus Area 3: Nearshore
- Continuing Support for the Great Lakes Region Runoff Risk Decision Support Tool
- Decision Support Tools for Nutrients and HABs
- Demonstration and Assessment of Runoff Risk v3.0 Decision Support Tool
- Developing a Great Lakes Quagga Mussel Bioenergetic and Nutrient Cycling Model to Predict Responses of Harmful and Nuisance Algae to Tributary Nutrient Inputs
- Empowering Communities with Online Action Planning Tools
- Enhancements to Decision Support Tools to Link Nutrient Reductions to Harmful Algal Blooms and Source Water Protection
- Leveraging New Satellite Assets to Improve Remote Sensing and Modeling Tools for Monitoring and Prediction of Nearshore Water Quality in the Great Lakes
- Model Development for Great Lakes Nutrient Adaptive Management
- Nearshore: Completed projects
- Risk Runoff Forecast Tool: Estimating Ability to Reduce Nutrient and Sediment, and Assessing Likelihood of Adoption
- Role of Dreissenid Mussels in Transforming Nutrient Loads into HABs
- Saginaw Ecosystem and Algal DYNamics (SEA-DYN): Sag Bay Nutrients and Algae Monitoring and Assessment
- Tracking HABs with time-series observations in the Muskegon River estuary
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GLRI Focus Area 4: Habitat
- Collaborative Benthic Habitat Mapping in the Nearshore Waters of the Great Lakes Basin
- Environmental Sensitivity Data for High Spill Risk Areas
- Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Conservation Framework
- Habitat Restoration through NOAA Restoration Center
- Habitat: Completed projects
- Marengo River Watershed: Understanding Wetland Ecosystem Benefits and Variability
- Supporting Community- and State-Driven Nearshore Habitat Restoration
- Supporting the Development of System Resilience Indicators for Wild Rice in Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, and Lake Huron
- Sustainable Nearshore Management Solutions
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GLRI Focus Area 5: Foundations
- Additional Winter Ecosystems Monitoring
- Characterizing Great Lakes HABs Toxicity and Management Implications
- Cooperative Science and Monitoring Initiative
- Development of a satellite remote-sensing algorithm to detect and monitor phytoplankton community composition in the Great Lakes
- Enhancements and Support for Green Bay HAB Monitoring
- Federal capacity to coordinate LAMPs
- Foundations: Completed projects
- Framework for Resilient GLRI Investments
- Great Lakes Bay Education and Training Program
- Hardened Shoreline Ecological Indicator GIS
- Improving the Understanding of Coastal Wetland Condition and Resiliency Through High-resolution Land Cover Data Development and Analysis
- Lake Erie Central Basin: Moored Instrumentation, Remote Sensing, and Shipboard Sampling to Link Hypoxia and Winter Production
- Lake Huron CSMI Nearshore Karst Groundwater Characterization
- Late fall, winter and under-ice observations on mobile platforms
- Long-term Data Assimilative, Temperature and Currents
- Observing System Deployment to Measure Year-round Export Production and Phosphorus Fluxes Related to Hypoxia in Lake Erie's Central Basin
- Oxygen Mooring Observation Network (OxyMoorON)
- Place-based Education at Great Lakes National Marine Sanctuaries
- Remote Sensing Products to Support GLNPO Great Lakes Monitoring
- Sea Grant Outreach Capacity - Great Lakes Literacy (CGLL)
- Sea Grant outreach and engagement
- Synthesis, Observations And Response Under Ice
- Synthesis, Observations, and Response System
- Winter Observations Using Autonomous Mobile Platforms
- GLRI News and Notable
- GLRI Success Stories
- Special Projects