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Research

Development and Maintenance of a Great Lakes Bald Eagle Database to Provide Support in Governmental Efforts to Protect the Great Lakes
1996 - 2002
This team developed a standardized, relational database of bald eagle data in the Great Lakes basin in order to assess broader ecosystem health.
Development of a Protocol to Use the Mink as a Bio-Sentinel Mammal for Assessing the Impacts of Multiple Stressors in the Great Lakes Basin
1995 - 2001
This team tracked the health of the mink population in the Great Lakes basin, in order to monitor ecosystem health through identifying stressors.

News & Events

The Great Lakes Protection Fund is a private, nonprofit corporation formed in 1989 by the Governors of the Great Lakes states. It is a permanent environmental endowment that supports collaborative actions to improve the health of the Great Lakes ecosystem.
To date, the Fund has made 248 grants and program related investments representing more than $66.1 million to support the creative work of collaborative teams that test new ideas, take risks, and share what they learn.