Twine Line

Twine Line is the printed voice of Ohio Sea Grant. The award-winning, quarterly newsletter covers issues, events, and research related to Lake Erie and the Great Lakes. Geared toward the public, agencies, media and elected officials, each 12-page issue includes three pages devoted to Stone Laboratory information provided by the Friends of Stone Lab. Subscription rate: $10 for one year.
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Fall - Winter 2009 Issue (new) *
Size approx. 3.06 MB	Ironing It Out: Study finds metal degrades pollutants in Lake Erie wetlands, Stacy Brannan The Green Clean-Up Crew: Plants may offer solution for pulling pollutants out of soil, Stacy Brannan COSEE Goes Treasure Hunting Along Lake Erie, Amanda Whitener That Settles It: Model predictus fate of contaminants during remediation efforts, Stacy Brannan Stone Lab's Crites Endowment Honors Respected Researcher, Teacher, Artist, Stacy Brannan Ohio Sea Grant to Fund Eight New Research Projects, Stacy Brannan Bait and Switch: VHS-induced bait choices tested by OCAFS members, Stacy Brannan Sea Grant Academy Brings New Agents Up to Speed, Stacy Brannan Webinar Explains Cap-and-Trade Complexities, Stacy Brannan Stone Laboratory 2010 Summer Courses, Jeff Reutter David Fullard: Student Research Experience Crosses Borders, Tops Summer, Stacy Brannan Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken Donate and Become a Friend of Stone Laboratory, Jeff Reutter Wear Your Stone Lab Pride: Merchandise and Publication Request, Nancy Cruickshank
Summer/Fall 2009 Issue
Size approx. 2.82 MB	Cause and Effect: Sediment plume creates perfect incubator for Microcystis bloom, Stacy Brannan Old Problem, New Questions: Nitrogen cycling possible Dead Zone contributor, Stacy Brannan Paving the Way: Ohio Sea Grant's first Extension Agent reflects on 30-year career, Stacy Brannan Ohio Tourism Team Opens the Toolbox, Stacy Brannan These Islands are for the Birders (and History Lovers, Too!), Stacy Brannan Priming the Dead Zone: Winter alga may be linked to summertime event, Stacy Brannan Climate Change and Ohio's Economy: Implications of Cap and Trade for Ohioans, Jill Jentes Banicki Aquatic Visitors Center Reels 'Em In, Stacy Brannan Amy Miller: Work, Learn, Lead, Teach, Stacy Brannan Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
Spring - Summer 2009 Issue
Size approx. 2.4 MB	Biocomplexity: Uncovering Lake Erie's Physical, Biological, and Economic Connections, Stacy Brannan Collaborative Effort Nets Seven Grants, Stacy Brannan University Awards Sea Grant and Stone Lab with Top Outreach Honors, Jill Jentes Gone Fishing: Study Offers Snapshot of the Ohio Charter Industry, Stacy Brannan In His Element: Sea Grant Researcher Creates New Lake Erie Model, Stacy Brannan CSI: Lake Erie Tours: New tour partners culture with science, Stacy Brannan Educator Spotlight: Lisa Bircher: A Dozen Years of Dedication, Stacy Brannan Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken
Winter - Spring 2009 Issue
Size approx. 3.15 MB	Striped Invaders: Lake Erie's 20-Year Battle with Zebra Mussels, Stacy Brannan Combining Politics and Partnerships, Stacy Brannan Dredging Up the Polluted Past, Stacy Brannan From the Discussion Board, Stacy Brannan Negative Result, Positive Outcome: Study finds no evidence of VHS in Ohio fish, Stacy Brannan Rounding Up the Evidence, Stacy Brannan Stone Lab 2009 Summer Courses Giving Thanks for Gracia, Stacy Brannan Friends of Stone Laboratory, Mike Heniken