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CMU is deep into Great Lakes research

Tour the places where faculty and students partner to safeguard waters, wetlands and wildlife

9/24/2019 | Updated: 9/24/2019 9:05 AM

Contact: Gary H. Piatek

Michigan’s Great Lakes and its coastal wetland ecosystems are central to the health of our fish, bird, amphibian, insect and plant communities. Explore a sampling of the places where Central Michigan University leads research efforts.

Next stops

If this tour of CMU research locations whets your appetite, learn more about the Institute for Great Lakes Research and the CMU departments that have faculty members involved:


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Biology; College of Science and Engineering; Great Lakes; Research; Chemistry/biochemistry; Earth/atmospheric sciences; Engineering; Technology; Geography/environmental studies
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