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Active Grants

• A Phosphorous Soil Test Metric for Reducing Dissolved Phosphorous Loads

• Developing and Applying a Portable Real-Time Genetic Probe for Detecting Aquatic Invasive Species in Ships' Ballast

• Eco-Separation of the Chicago Area Waterway System to Prevent Invasion of Asian Carp and Other Species

• Economic and Environmental Benefits of Industrial Water Use Efficiency

• Genetic Control of Invasive Fish and Mollusks

• Great Lakes Watershed Ecological Sustainability Strategy

• Implementing Real-Time Resource Use Feedback to Motivate and Empower Conservation

• Integrating Energy and Water Resources Decision Making

• Launching GLIN Labs

• Networked Neighborhoods for Eco-conservation

• Optimizing Industry Water Use

• Piloting a Paradigm for Adaptive Management of Great Lakes Watersheds

• Real-Time System Optimization for Sustainable Water Transmission and Distribution

• Redeveloping Vacant Land as Green Infrastructure in Great Lakes Cities

• Risk Assessment and Management of Great Lakes Species

• Ship-Mediated Harmful Microbes: Protecting the Great Lakes Ecosystem

• Transforming our Approach to Generate Conservation Benefits from Agriculture

• Value of Great Lakes Water Initiative

• Water Management Program Efficiency and Effectiveness Initiative

• Water Use Impacts and Conservation Benefits

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