Guide Series include publications for the general public that focus on Lake Erie natural features and attractions.
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Lake Erie Islands Water TrailsOHSU-GS-1504This guide provides information and tips on how to best enjoy the water trails around the Lake Erie islands. This file is formatted to be printed as a brochure. For a paper copy, contact Ohio Sea Grant. LENGTH: 1 page Download (2.57 MB) Full Detail Page |
Ohio Field Guide to Aquatic Invasive SpeciesOHSU-GS-1503An invasion is happening in Ohio, and it’s in the water we drink! Learn how you can do your part to protect the waters of Ohio with this 160-page field guide featuring some of the invaders most dangerous to Ohio Waters, with descriptions for each and strategies to avoid spreading them. LENGTH: 163 pages Download (75.37 MB) Full Detail Page |
Lake Erie Shipwrecks and Maritime TalesOHSU-GS-1500Curious to know what sunken treasures lie in Lake Erie? this brochure provides location and information on some of the dozens of shipwrecks off of Ohio’s northern coast. Especially helpful for divers looking for an exciting trip! LENGTH: 1 page Download (4.37 MB) Full Detail Page |
Lake Erie Islands Water Trails BrochureOHSU-GS-1501This guide provides information and tips on how to best enjoy the water trails around the Lake Erie islands. This file is formatted to be printed as a brochure. For a paper copy, contact Ohio Sea Grant. LENGTH: 1 page Download (2.51 MB) Full Detail Page |
Great Lakes Climate Needs: A Guide for ImplementationOHSU-GS-270Guide to climate education needs based on the 2011 Great Lakes Sea Grant Climate Network Logic Models ABSTRACT:The Great Lakes Sea Grant Climate Network Logic Models were developed in 2011 to help guide the work of Sea Grant climate specialists, both within their states and within the region. The logic models help to coordinate climate work between different Sea Grant agencies by listing current regional projects, and set consistent priorities for efforts across the Great Lakes states. A 2012 needs assessment (NOAA Technical Memorandum GLERL-158) further refined Great Lakes climate change information needs, and focused specifically on the top 10 needs of professional planners, stormwater managers, natural resource managers, public health officials, and emergency managers. Given the projected impacts of climate change in the region – increased extreme precipitation, associated increases in flooding, but also drought and increased heat waves – these officials are one important stakeholder group in the climate adaptation process. While many areas of need are already addressed by projects included in the logic models, four areas could especially benefit from additional work: financial resources and guidance, climate change data, understanding climate impacts, and ecosystem research and monitoring. If you are interested in learning more about ongoing or future projects, or if you would like to suggest a collaboration, please contact the Sea Grant program listed after the project of interest, or your home state’s Sea Grant program. LENGTH: 7 pages |
Explore the Lake Erie Islands: A guide to nature and history along the Lake Erie Coastal TrailOHSU-GS-250LENGTH: 64 pages Download (22.27 MB) Full Detail Page |
Lake Erie shipwrecks and maritime adventuresOHSU-GS-230LENGTH: 24 pages Download (1.92 MB) Full Detail Page |
Lake Erie lighthouses and maritime adventuresOHSU-GS-220LENGTH: 20 pages |
2006 Western Lake Erie guide to public waterfront access, charter fishing, marinas, boating excursions, festivals and eventsOHSU-GS-196LENGTH: 2 pages Download (6.24 MB) Full Detail Page |
Getting Ready to Visit the Dike 14 Nature Preserve: Field GuideOHSU-GS-210LENGTH: 76 pages Download (2.28 MB) Full Detail Page |
Guides to Lake Erie’s historic shipwrecks: The Adventure , W. R. Hanna and F. H. PrinceOHSU-GS-200LENGTH: 6 pages Download (582.47 KB) Full Detail Page |
Guide to fishing reefs in western Lake ErieOHSU-GS-10LENGTH: 1 page Download (3.25 MB) Full Detail Page |