Great Lakes Biology Monitoring Program: Phytoplankton and Chlorophyll-a Components
This grant funds the monitoring of phytoplankton and chlorophyll-a components in the Great Lakes.
About this program
The Great Lakes Biology Monitoring Program focuses on the assessment of phytoplankton and chlorophyll-a levels in the Great Lakes ecosystem. This program is designed to provide critical data that can help in understanding the health of aquatic environments and the impacts of various factors on these ecosystems. It is aimed at researchers, environmental organizations, and governmental agencies involved in environmental monitoring and conservation efforts. Participants in this program will collect and analyze samples from various locations across the Great Lakes. The data gathered will contribute to a broader understanding of biological indicators of water quality and ecosystem health. This initiative is essential for informing policy decisions and conservation strategies aimed at protecting the Great Lakes.
Eligibility
Eligible entities include research institutions, environmental organizations, and governmental agencies involved in aquatic monitoring.