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Limnology Seminar: Theoretical and empirical models of the effects of temperature and seasonality on fish growth and recruitment; Holly Kindsvater, Virginia Tech; Water Science Engineering Lab; Zoom; 12:05 - 12:55 pm
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Highlighted deadlines occur prior to our next newsletter.
★ next to opportunities are new this week!
Click on the opportunity title or blue text for more information.
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This position is designed to immerse emerging lawyers in the dynamic world of applied research for multidisciplinary water policy solutions. The Water Policy Specialist will work with research teams and interact with the public and private sector to inform policy making. Apply by Apr. 7, 2025.
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The Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University (MSU) invites applications for a full‐time, 9-month tenure system Assistant Professor with a 50% research, 30% teaching, 10% extension, and 10% service assignment. The position start date is anticipated to be August 16, 2025. Application review begins on Apr. 15, 2025
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This is a full-time, non-teaching academic staff position at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences. The application deadline is Apr. 20, 2025.
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Responsibilities include controlling invasive plants like Phragmites and Japanese Knotweed, conducting boat inspections, surveying and mapping invasive species, and providing educational outreach. Apply by Apr. 30
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INTERNSHIPS/FELLOWSHIPS/RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
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Supported by the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin, this paid opportunity allows high school students to engage in field and lab research alongside UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, and partner organizations. New this year we have positions available across Northeast Wisconsin (Green Bay, Manitowoc, Appleton and Two Rivers). Open to current high school students and Spring 2025 graduates. Application deadline: Apr. 14
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★ 2025 Student Travel Award - GLFC
Two awards are available for up to USD $1,500 each. The award promotes academic excellence by encouraging students to present their graduate research results at scientific conferences. The travel award is awarded annually to M.Sc. or Ph.D. students whose research is likely to make a significant contribution to understanding Great Lakes aquatic ecology and fishery science. Application deadline: Apr. 15, awards are announced early May
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Join the two-week summer DAM Crew and learn professional skills for monitoring the impacts of dam removal on the Kinnickinnic River. UW-River Falls is hiring up to 12 students from any Universities of Wisconsin campus to work on the fourth annual DAM Crew. You will work alongside experts from Inter-Fluve and Trout Unlimited. The summer DAM Crew is a free, non-credit experience provided through the Freshwater Collaborative. Funds are available for food, travel expenses and campus housing. Apply by May 20.
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Trout Unlimited (TU) is seeking two (2) Aquatic Resource Seasonal Technicians based in Northern Wisconsin and 2-4 based in southwest Wisconsin to help fulfill the organization’s mission to bring together diverse interests to care for and recover rivers and streams, so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout and salmon. Positions open until filled.
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These positions focus on educating boaters about preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS) through watercraft inspection and outreach at public boat landings around Green Lake. The roles involve watercraft inspection, educational activities, and data reporting, with positions running from late May through Labor Day weekend. The positions offer flexible, part-time hours with the opportunity for full-time work, and a competitive hourly wage with a performance bonus. Positions remain open until filled.
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Water@UW-Madison is pleased to partner with the Morgridge Center for Public Service to offer a new funding opportunity to support community-based water research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Thanks to generous support from the provost, grants will provide up to $10,000 to UW-Madison faculty, staff, or graduate students to design and implement a new community-based research (CBR) project, add a CBR component to existing work, or continue an ongoing CBR project. Two rounds of funding are available in 2025. In each round, allocated funds will be awarded according to project priority until they are exhausted. Applications that fail to secure funding in the first round are welcome to re-apply.
- 2nd round of funding apply by Apr 15, 2025
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The National Sea Grant Office (NSGO) anticipates approximately $1,000,000 in FY2025 federal funds will be available to eligible applicants to support 2-3 projects that will develop and execute local, regional and national programs, workshops and services to enable fishermen to enter career paths and make a living supplying seafood from our oceans, coasts and Great Lakes. Applications must be submitted to Grants.gov by Apr 23, 2025.
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★ New Open Innovation Challenge Topic - The Water Council
The Water Council and their corporate partners (A. O. Smith, Badger Meter, Watts Water and *new sponsor* Xylem) are seeking innovative solutions for the following topics. Those include:
- Sensors for biological organisms and disinfectant byproducts
- Removal of organic contaminants from water
- “Lab on a chip” for water and wastewater applications
You can find more information or refer any global researchers, startup applicants or SMEs HERE. There is prize money of $10,000 and exposure to the sponsor companies’ R&D teams for other potential engagement pathways. Due May 2
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★ 2025 National Coastal Resilience Fund (NCRF) - National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Pre-Proposals are due May 6, 2025. There will be a pre-recorded, informational webinar about this funding opportunity that will be available starting April 1 on the NFWF website. The request for proposals is available here.
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Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells, on Apr 10 & 11, 2025
Registration is open.
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Apr 29, 2025; 2025 Photo Contest is now open and accepting photos for next year's competition. Photo submissions are due by Friday, Apr. 11 Registration closes Wednesday, Apr. 22
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The Art of Water Research
May 5 from 2:00-5:00pm at Varsity Hall III, Union South. Register now!
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Forest + River Journey: May 12-16, 2025
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June 1-5, 2025 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; This year’s symposium theme is Deltas and the Coast: A Biogeochemical Nexus with Global Consequences.
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June 2–6, 2025; Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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The vision of WaterSoftHack is to democratize access to advanced CI approaches and cybertraining materials within the water science community.
Jul. 28 - Aug. 8, virtual.
Registration closes Mar. 31.
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Navigating Change Together: Enhancing Lake, Reservoir, and Watershed Resilience
Nov. 4–7, 2025; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Call for abstracts open until Apr. 11, 2025
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Apr. 28-29, 2026; hybrid format: Zoom and in-person at the I Hotel and Conference Center in Champaign, IL
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Join us on Earth Day 2025 for a thought-provoking fireside chat featuring experts Hilary Dugan, Manny Teodoro, and Christy Remucal. Delve into the world of PFAS—per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances—often referred to as “forever chemicals.” Our distinguished panel will explore the complex challenges these contaminants pose to our environment and public health, their impact on water systems, and the urgent policy changes needed to safeguard our future. Apr. 22; 7-8 pm; Discovery Building; free, reserve a spot.
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Apr. 3-10, 2025, ticket prices vary.
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Have you ever wanted to catch and cook your own fish dinner during an outdoor adventure? Come join our intro to backcountry fishing, where we will talk about the tools you need to catch fish while backpacking (fly fishing, spin fishing, handline fishing), the anatomy and tips for river fishing, fish ID, and how to clean and cook fish while in the backcountry.
Wed. Apr. 16, 5:15-6:30 pm. Course price: $5, Memorial Union Mendota Lodge, Lower Level
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Hosted in partnership with the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, Earth Fest offers 50+ events exploring sustainability through science, art, food, and community. Apr. 21-29
Pieces from Water@UW-Madison's Flow Project will be on display at the WID during the EarthFest Forum: Climate Courage, on Apr. 23 from 2-7pm.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2025
7:00 - 8:00 a.m. Coffee and conversation; 8:00 - 9:30 a.m. Breakfast and program
Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center; 1 John Nolen Drive, Madison, WI
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June 7-8
During Free Fishing Weekend, all Wisconsin waters are open to residents and non-residents to fish without a license or trout or salmon stamp. However, organizations hosting free fishing events should note that all fishing regulations, including size and bag limits and species restrictions, will be enforced. June 7-8 is also Free Fun Weekend, so state park admission fees and trail passes are waived, too.
Organizations are invited to register their events with the DNR for additional promotion to the public. After registering, organizations can request materials to hand out at their events. The deadline to register events is May 29
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Energy Nexus, an interdisciplinary journal that covers the deep, broad, meaningful convergence between energy, water, and agriculture. This special issue seeks to publish new research and innovative industrial case studies on pumped-storage technologies and developments. Manuscripts will be due by 30 July 2025. You can read the full special issue scope here. Energy Nexus is currently offering a 30% discount on the cost of the article publishing charge (APC) for all papers published in this special issue.
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Clean Lakes 101 - The Economic Impact of the Yahara Lakes
Join us as we unveil the economic impact of the Yahara chain of lakes to the Greater Madison community. This first-of-its-kind study was commissioned by Clean Lakes Alliance in partnership with SRF Consulting Group, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Produced in partnership with the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies and UW-Extension Lakes. Apr. 15, 4-5 pm, East Side Club, 3735 Monona Dr.
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Excellence at the Tap: Report Cards for Wisconsin’s Drinking Water Utilities; Manny Teodoro, Professor of Public Affairs, April 23; 11:30-1:00 pm; Varsity Hall Union South, Lunch included with registration fee ($15). Register here by April 8: https://go.wisc.edu/p5jx4
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★ USGS National Water Availability Assessment Webinar
During this virtual event, attendees will learn about the key findings of the Assessment and how to access the data, hear stories of USGS water availability science across the country, and have the opportunity to ask questions of the team behind this effort. Wed. May 21, 3-4 pm. Register here.
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Every Tuesday from 1-2 pm in AOSS room 823 or livestreamed
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Bring your coffee and learn about wetlands! Sessions are held on Zoom and feature time for audience Q&A.
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Apr. 22; 1660 E Shore Drive, Green Bay; 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Volunteers are asked to pre-register for the event using the online form. On the form, your group can select which activity you would prefer. These include:
- Tree planting at the Wildlife Sanctuary
- Tree planting at Perkins Park
- Trail mulching at the Wildlife Sanctuary
- Garlic mustard removal at the Wildlife Sanctuary
- Phragmites cutting and removal at the Wildlife Sanctuary
- Park clean ups (8+ locations available)
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From April or May to October, our 200+ volunteer stream monitors collect monthly data about the health of our streams across the Rock River Basin. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and various county Land and Water Conservation Departments use the data to better understand watershed protection and restoration needs. Want to help protect a stream near you? Consider attending one of our hands-on training workshops. Anyone interested in volunteering or just learning more is welcome. By the end of the workshop, you’ll know how to measure water quality and be ready to adopt your own stream monitoring site. No experience or equipment needed!
Stream Monitoring Workshop Dates:
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Spend a fun, FREE and impactful weekend in the Central Sands on Friday and Saturday as we work together to restore the Mecan River and come together as a community to enjoy the incredible natural resources of the region. Can't make the entire weekend? We'd welcome your support volunteering for the Mecan River workday on Saturday - bring friends and family to pitch in! Free registration and lodging. May 16 -17
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Help out with office work, events, fieldwork, or a group volunteering event.
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We are happy to place volunteers on projects that support our lakes! Opportunities include skilled office and administration assistance, special events, and watershed projects like shoreline restoration or beach clean ups.
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Wisconsin Sea Grant and Water Resources Institute listserv
The University of Wisconsin Sea Grant and Water Resources Institutes routinely share information about state and federal research and fellowship funding opportunities. To subscribe to Sea Grant and the Water Resources Institutes’ RFP listserv, send an email to jennifer.hauxwell@aqua.wisc.edu.
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Wisconsin Sea Grant Education Listserv
Wisconsin Sea Grant invites you to join our listserv to receive announcements for professional learning opportunities and resources for teaching Great Lakes literacy to educators, students, youth and families. Send an email to akmoser@aqua.wisc.edu to be added to our list.
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GLIN-Announce; GLIN-Jobs; Great Lakes Daily News; Great Lakes Commission News
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The North Central Region Water Network is a 12-state extension-led collaboration working to ensure safe and sufficient water supplies across the North Central Region and beyond.
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