August 2018

Text A Buoy

Quick, Easy, Fast Are you looking for Lake Superior weather conditions at a specific location? Text a buoy. That’s right, text a buoy! You will immediately be texted back with information like: wind speed water temperature air temperature barometric pressure wave height and more… At time of writing, Infosuperior texted the buoy off the Slate

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Algae Blooms Again on Lake Superior

Algae Blooms Relatively New to Lake Superior Blue-green algae, or cyanobacteria, usually doesn’t bloom in the cold nutrient-poor waters of Lake Superior. Optimal water temperatures required for algae blooms are in the range of 25C (77F) and Lake Superior’s average surface water temperature is usually closer to 15C (59F). Great Swimming Small Part of Larger Temperature

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Four the Water

The podcast above is an absolutely fascinating account of some epic Lake Superior paddling, a “must listen” for anyone with experience traveling Lake Superior. See all Infosuperior’s podcasts… Isle Royale, the Slates, Michipicoten, the Apostles…All in One Trip Ever paddled out to Isle Royale? That’s 14 mi./22 km. Double in return. How about paddling around

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Lake Superior Marine Conservation Area Developing Access Plan

Parks Canada has initiated the work to create a Marine Access Development Plan for the Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area. This important planning document, along with the Visitor Experience Strategy, Interim Management Plan and other guiding documents developed in collaboration with partners and stakeholders in recent years, will help inform Parks Canada’s capital investment

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Funding Announced for Indigenous-Led Water Protection Projects

Indigenous peoples are water protectors whose traditional knowledge is vital to sustainable water use and management. The Government of Canada hopes to facilitate Indigenous participation in community level efforts to restore and protect Great Lakes water quality through funding for Indigenous-led projects. Indigenous communities, organizations, associations and governments located in the Great Lakes were asked

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