'Great lakes' diaporamas de présentation

Physical Environment and the Native Americans

Physical Environment and the Native Americans. Image: Michigan Historical Museum. 15,000 years ago, the Laurentide Ice Sheet covered all of Michigan (maximum extent was 18,000 years ago). How did the Great Lakes form?.

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Warm-Up

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Datums, Heights and Geodesy Central Chapter of the Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado 2007 Annual Meeting

Datums, Heights and Geodesy Central Chapter of the Professional Land Surveyors of Colorado 2007 Annual Meeting. Daniel R. Roman National Geodetic Survey National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Outline for the talks. Three 40-minute sessions: Datums and Definitions

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FAST: A Faceted Application of Subject Terminology

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FAST: A Faceted Application of Subject Terminology

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Ongoing Framework for Collaborative Marine Information and Services Between NOAA/NWS and EC/MSC

Ongoing Framework for Collaborative Marine Information and Services Between NOAA/NWS and EC/MSC. Update to the 2010 Bi-Lateral on Marine Services David Soroka NOAA/NWS/OCWWS/Marine and Coastal Services Branch National Marine Program Manager

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The ICAN Coastal Erosion Use Case as a Model for Wisconsin and the Great Lakes

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invasive species Attack!

invasive species Attack!. Silver flying carp. by: Brendan Ambrose Dawei Tang Eleanor Cota Eric Highfield Janae Hill Michael Morrison Vytas Pabedinskas. Looking at invasive species and their impact on wetland and aquatic environments. Invasive Species.

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Senior Seminar in Peace and Conflict Studies

Senior Seminar in Peace and Conflict Studies. Our Aqueous Exigence : Establishing a Narrative For The Great Lakes Basin Commons by Rob Woodworth. Overview.

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Michigan History Part II

Michigan History Part II. Hopewell Burial Mounds. Prehistoric people called the Hopewell built hundreds of burial mounds in the river valleys and forests of what we now call Michigan. Some Hopewell also lived in the western and southern part of the Lower Peninsula.

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Sea Lamprey Vs. Zebra Mussels

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Scholarship Programs

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Regional Standardization across States

Dora Reader, USGS BRD Great Lakes Science Center. Steve Aichele, USGS WRD Michigan ... Eight states - Great Lakes watershed. Focus on fish (other aquatic ...

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NMN: Biology Refinement Workgroup

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By Marcus Atkinson

Ontario. By Marcus Atkinson . Persuasive Paragraph . Take a vacation and go to Ontario. Why? You can see the great lakes and Niagara Falls. There is also a lot of land. Cold weather and lots of snow. So come to Ontario today.

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Folktales

Folktales. Tall Tale. Legend. Myth. Fable . Traditional Literature- Fable. The characters are usually animals that have human qualities. One animal usually outwits another animal.

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Paul Bunyan & Babe the Blue Ox

Paul Bunyan & Babe the Blue Ox. Day One. Are there ever situations in which it is not good to be softhearted ? Explain. Day Two. How can you recognize a tall tale?. Day Three. In what ways can learning geography be fun and interesting?. Day Four.

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Lake Erie Coastal Plain

Lake Erie Coastal Plain. Derrick Carley Junior Michael Madisen. Landforms of Our Region. Erie has a peninsula. A peninsula is a piece of land that sticks out onto water and has water on three sides. . Major Cities. The city of Erie is on the coastline.

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