Appreciating Your Great Lakes. a Guide for Developing Educational Projects

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AUTHOR Pennisi, Christine; Goettel, Robin, Ed. TITLE Appreciating Your Great Lakes. A Guide for Developing Educational Projects. 4-H Marine Education Series - 2. INSTITUTION Illinois Univ., Urbana. Cooperative Extension Service4 Iowa Univ., Iowa City. Center for the Advanced Study of Communication. SPONS AGENCY National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (DOC), Rockville, Md. National Sea Grant Program. PUB DATE Jun 89 CONTRACT COMM-NA85AADSG-0830N NOTE 101p.; A publication of the Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program. AVAILABLE FROM Offi:e of Agricultural Communications and Education. University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, 69.7.3 Mumford Hall, 1301 West Gregory Drive, Urbana, IL 61801 ($4.00 price is subject to change, 10-49 copies 10% discount, 50+ copies 20% discount). PUB TYPE Guides - Classroom Use - Guides (For Teachers) ((52) -- Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132) )

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ABSTRACT The Great Lakes are the largest series of fresh water bodies in the world. They are used for a wide variety of purposes by the 37 million citizens of the United States and Canada who live near the lakes and share this resource. This guide is intended to guide youth in acquiring training and ft-A experience related to the Great Lakes in areas sush as ecology, marine careers, natural resources, economics, recreation, history, and culture. This project guide for students in grades 6-12 suggests activities for learning about the Oceat Lakes and provides an extensive list of references and resources for further study. Units include: (1) "Recreation"; (2) "Heritage";(3) "Ecology"; and (4) "Economics." Each includes objectives and suggestions for activities at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. The reference section, which constitutes the bulk of the guide, lists resources organized by media type including audiovisuals, maps and charts, software, and publications. Within each section, the resources are organized by content topic. (CW)

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4-H Youth Programs, Cooperative Extension Service, University of Illinois and Purdue University

Appreciating Your Great Lakes has been adapted from: Guide to Projects and Activities for the 4-H Great Lakes Heritage Program, produced by Michigai. State University

Writer: Christine Pennisi Editor: Robin Goettel Editorial Assistants: Robbie Chandra, Anne Dueweke, Cloydia Larimore, and Marci Unes Designer: Marisa Meador

We would like to acknowledge Tom Makowski, Steve Smidley, and SuAnn Holmstrom for their assistance in the early stages of this project and thank the Michigan Sea Grant College Program, the Minnesota Sea Grant College Program, the Ohio Sea Grant College P-igram, and the University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute for their prompt review and valuable suggestions for improving this guide.

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction to the Activity Section 1

Unit I. Recreation 2 A. Boating B. Sportfishing C. Sailing D. Other Water Sports and Safety

Unit II. Heritage 4 A. Our Great Lakes Heritage B. The History of Canals in the Midwest C. Arts and Crafts of the Great Lakes D. Disasters of the Great Lakes

Unit III. Ecology 6 A. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology B. Wetland- C. Wildlife and Waterfowl

Unit IV. Economics 8 A. Great Lakes Commerce B. The Economic Importance of Canals C. Commercial Fishing D. Marine Industry E. Recreation Economics

Appendix How to Use the Reference Section 11

Audiovisuals. 12

Maps and Charts. 16 Computer Software 21 Publications 23

5 INTRODUCTION TO THE ACTIVITY SECTION

The Great Lakes are the largest series of This project guide for students in grades fresh water bodies in the world. They are 6-12 suggests activities for learning about the used for a wide variety of purposes by the 37 Great Lakes and provides an extensive list of million Americans and Canadians who live references and resources to use for further near the lakes and share this outstanding natu- study. It must be emphasized that this is .lot a ral resource. We learn about the five Great workbook or a teaching manual, but rather a Lakes in schoolabout their contribution to resource guide for building a program to suit our country's history and the battles that were the students' particular interests. fought over thembut few Americans realize The Great Lakes projects and activities the importance of the lakes to our economy, described in this guide can be selected by 4-H recreation and well being. youth leaders and members, or school teach- The Great Lakes Basin has been inhab- ers and students. It is suggested that "begin- ited for centuriesfirst by the Indians who ning level" activities be directed toward the revered "the big water" and later by the Euro- 12-14 age group, "intermediate level" activi- peans who explored and settled the region. ties toward the 14-16 age group, and the The settling of the Great Lakes Basin has "advanced level" activities toward the 16 and brought substantial changes in the lakes' ecol- older age group. ogy. The by-products of industry and the demands of densely populated cities have created unnatural effects on these magnificent water bodies. Activities such as intensive farming, urbanization, waste disposal, and transportation are a few of the main contribu- tors to the pollution problems in the lakes. Appreciating Your Great Lakes is intended to guide youth in acquiring training and field experience related to the Great Lakes, in areas such as ecology, marine careers, natural resources, economics, recreation, history, and culture. By providing youth with a greater awareness of the Great Lakes' opportunities and problems, we zan foster a commitment to protecting and enhancing Great Lakes resources in the future.

1 6 Recreation

Objectives B. Sportfishing

To familiarize students and club members Beginning with various water-related recreational ac- Learn to identify Great Lakes sportfish. tivities including boating, fishing, sailing, Learn the roles of these fish in the food and other water sports on the Great Lakes. chain. Understand how one of these fish lives To create an awareness of water safety as (its bioecology). required in a" of these activities. Learn about conservation of these fish. Understand the basics of Great Lakes fishing. A. Boating Learn safety while fishing in the Great Lakes. Beginning Learn characteristics and functions of dif- Intermediate ferent kinds of boats. Distinguish power Develop an understanding of Great Lakes from nonpower boats. fish habitat. Learn basic boating and water safety on the Recognize the value of Great Lakes fishing Great Lakes. to recreation in your state. Learn fish printing. Intermediate Learn Great Lakes fish rod building. Study the evolution (history, design) of a Study how Great Lakes fish are used as type of watercraft (such as a canoe) usccl on food. the Great Lakes. Design and build a functional model boat Advanced used on the Great Lakes. Study the principles of managing the Great Ride in one of these canoes or other boats Lakes sportfishery. to study the function and operation of the Learn preparation and preservation watercraft.* techniques for these fish. Study water navigation rules and regula- Prepare a presentation to teach Great Lakes tions on the Great Lakes. fishing techniques.

Advanced Design and build a man-sized craft (canoe) used on the Great Lakes. Organize a canoe-heritage tour following the Great Lakes route of an Indian tribe. Use a canoe or other boat as a tool from which to study and gather forms of marine life.*

Small boats (less than 20 ft.) ir luding canoes can be dangerous on the Great La,..es because of large waves, sudden storms, and cold water. Ex- treme caution should be used when in small boats in open Great Lakes water.

2 C. Sailing D. Other Water Sports and Safety

Beginning Beginning Learn about parts of a sailboat. Learn essentials of water sakty. Learn the diffemnt types of sailboats (Look Become aware of other types of water at size, number of sails, passenger load.) sports that take place on the Great Lakes Read about the history of sailing on the besides boating, sailing, and sportfishing. Great Lakes. Discover why long exposure to Great Lakes water can cause hypothermia. Intermediate Study current usage of sailboats on the Intermediate Great Lakes. Learn how swimming rules differ between Become familiar with sailing techniques on a swimming pool, small inland lake, and these Lakes. one of the Great Lakes. Learn sailing navigation rules and regula- Learn to snorkel. tions on these Lakes. Understand why people are concemed about cold-water near drowning in these Advanced lakes. Study the future of sailing on the Great Lakes. Advanced Design a blueprint for constructing a rec- Take a scuba diving course and learn scuba reational sailboat. techniques used in the Great Lakes. Construct a sailboat that is safe for use on Take a lifesaving course used for larger the Great Lakes. open lake beaches. Become involved in sport sailing on these Learn techniques to treat cold-water near Lakes. drowning victims. Give a presentation on hypothermia prevention in water.

3 s II.Heritage .41 111 .41 Objectives Explore the question: "How, why, and when did my family come here?" To understand and appreciate the cultural Learn about interstate and international factors of the Great Lakes and their con- laws affecting your Great Lake. necting waterways, which have contributed Determim how water transportation af- to our way of life. fected the settlement of your Lake region.

To gain knowledge of the historical factors, Advanced physical factors, and events important to the Study folktales and songs of the people who development of Great Lakes communities have inhabited your Great Lake region in .41 and cities. the past. Research and document local songs or fea- To help develop a sense of responsibility ture stories about present inhabitants. for the conservatiin and restoration of our Present or publish these songs or stories. Great Lakes heritage. Develop and present heritage projects to the community through news, photos, displays, speeches, or dialogues. A. Our Great Lakes Heritage Develop and present a program on the state, interstate, and international laws and Beginning treaties affecting your Great Lake. Find out about the heritage of your Great Lake from the time of the American Indians to the present. B. The History of Canals in the Learn about points of historical interest Great Lake Region around your Lake. Read the writings of some of the early Beginning explorers of your Lake. Learn the purpose of buildingcanal. Learn a folktale about your Lake. Find out when plans began ft. .he earliest canals in the Great Lakes region. Intermediate Find out how much it cost in the past to ride Study historic patterns of human migration on a canal. to your Great Lake region. Learn the advantages of a canal. Study methods of uansport used in the migration to your Lake.

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t Intermedive Advanced Fmd out what traveling was like cc a canal Make a presentation about the arts and in the 1800s. crafts related to your Great Lakes region. Trace the construction period of one of the. Learn how to prepare a documentary pres- major canals, such as the Illinois and entation on the heritage of your Lake. Michigan Canal, ihe Erie Canal, and the Prepare a pictorial exhibition on an histori- Wabash and Erie Canal. cal Great Lakes theme. Discover how the length of transportation time on canals was reduced. Research newspaper articles from the 1800s D. Disaste is of the Great Lees describing the canal events taking place. Find out which canals are national historic Beginning landmarks in the Great Lakes region. Study how storms develop on the Great Lakes. Advanced Learn about the major storms of your Lake. Visit a canal and examine the surrounding Distinguish between storm-related and vegetation and wildlife to see how canals other types of disasters that have affected have changed the landscape. the Great Lakes. Present a demonstration on how a canal Identify people and other resources to help works. document your Lake's disasters. Find out what products were shipped on a canal in the 1800s. Intermediate Compare the early canals with canals of Understand the difference between short- today. term (shipwreck) vs. long-term (ecological) Write or visit a historical society and obtain disasters. information about the early Great Lakes Learn methods of keeping records about canals. Great Lakes disasters. Develop accounts of some recent Great Lakes disasters. C. Arts and Crafts of the Great Obtain permission to see records and locate Lakes Region historic& information on a Great Lakes disaster (e.g., shipwreck or flood). Beginning Learn the purposes and origins of arts and Advanced crafts developed in the Great Lakes regioo. Prepare a presentation on disasters of the Learn American Indian arts and crafts, suci Grcat Lakes. as macrame and woodcarving. Show how study and research attempt to Study model shipbuilding to learn about control and prevent the recurrence of ships of the Great Lakes past. disasters. Learn to distinguish art from craft.

Intermediate Make a fishing net using macrame. Carve a Great Lake duck decoy. Learn how to build to scale (model shipbuilding). Write a narrative or essay based on a Great Lake historical event. Paint or photograph an historic Great Lakes site or area.

1 0 i 1 I Ecology S. Si I Objectives Intermediate S. Examine the importance of watersheds in S. To learn about Great Lakes natural re- Great Lakes management. sources; how and why they exist; and Study the role of water in the Great Lakes -a how they interrelate with each other, food chain. S. the environment, and people. Learn about some toxic pollutant issues in yow I ake region. S. To learn how to protect and improve the Identify exat. ples of shoreline erosion in a Great Lakes environment through conser- your Lake region. S. vation and management, which will help Survey Great Lakes water uses and needs in foster a better quality of life for the people your community. ea in surrounding communities. Learn to test Great Lakes water and the environment for factors such as clarity, plankton, bottom temperature, flora and A. Great Lakes Urban and Natural fauna, and pollutants. Ecology Learn about a city wastewater treatment plant. Beginning, Examine the relationship between urbaniza- Become aware of the watershed in your tion and Great Lakes flooding. Great Lakes area. Learn to distinguish phytoplankton from Advanced zooplankton. Give a Great Lakes example Construct a model of a Great Lakes water- of each. shed and discus its importance toyour Learn what is meant by water quality community. control Demonstrate water quality control, shore- Describe some examples of toxic pollut- line erosion, or the ecological impact of ants. some aspects of urban wateillont develop- Find out about the many uses for water in ment on your Great Lake. your Great Lakes region. Using a team approach, do an ecosystem Determine what agencies assist in the man- analysis of a waterfront that is beingcon- agement of water supplies in your area. sidered for a number of uses. Compare Learn about shoreline erosion in your Lake results of your analysis with your state's region. Department of Conservation or natural resources agency and the state or federal Environmental Protection Agency. Prepare an ecological analysis comparing water, plankton, and bottom samples of two locations on your Great Lake.

1 1. B. Wetlands C. Wildlife andWaterfowl

Beginning Beginning Learn the definition of a habitat. Distinguish aquatic from terrestrial life Understand what is meant by the term around the Great Lakes. "wetlands." Learn about the various levals of a Great Become aware of what flora and fauna are Lakes food chain. found in wetlands associated with the Great Become aware of our relationship to other Lakes. forms of Great Lakes fish and wildlife. Learn to identify different animals, includ- Intermediate ing watalowl, by their different physical Identify and study different types of wet- characteristics. land habitats associated with the Great Learn about the Great Lakes habitat of one Lakes. of these fish, waterfowl, or other animals. Learn the value of a wetland to the community. Intermediate Study how people have used, abused, and Construct a hidden observation post or protected wetlands near your Lake. aquarium, and study feeding habits of Great Lakes fish and wildlife. Advanced Study the role of Great Lakes fish and wild- Prepare a study of a Gt.:at Lakes wetland life LI your community. through a one-year cycle. Help to create or prese.ve a habitat for one Compare information from the study of two species of Great Lakes w ildlife by planting types of wetlands. foofi patches, or constructing feeding sta- Using biomass surveys, compare a wetland tions, brush piles, or nest boxes. with another land type. Study how change in one wildlife species Prepare an ecosystem analysis for a Great affects the environmental community. Lakes wetland, including the human impact. Advanced Identify and study five species of Great Lakes fish and wildlife. Study what auracts and what deters wildlife and fish from your Lake region. Learn about waterfowl behavior (e.g., terri- toriality, communication). Surmy a Lake fish or wildlife resource in th6 community and describe how you can contribute to improving the resource. Work with community representatives to develop and implement a wildlife management plan for a designated Great Lakes site. Study and compare one spe- 1111111IIL cies of fish, animal, or 111P wnterfowl in two different enVzonmenis.

7 Economics

Objectives B. The Economic Importance of Canals To create an awareness of water-related commerce in the Great Lakes region. Beginning Learn about the economic importance of To explain the important role canals played the Great Lakes canals in the early days. in the economic development of the Great Discuss why both eastern merchants and Lakes area. midwestern farmers wanted canals. Find out what goods were shipped on To develop a knowledgeable understanding canals. of the marine industry in the Great Lakes Determine how much it cost to build the region. major canals such as the Erie Canal, the Illinois and Michigan Canal, and the To identify careers in professional, techni- Wabash and Erie Canal. cal, and business fields related to the Great Lakes. Intermediate Discover why the Great Lakes canals be- came a major faztor in the development A. Great Lakes Commerce of the northern Great Lakes states. Find out the economic impact of industriali- Beginning zation on canals. Learn about the St. Lawrence Seaway. Become aware of the economic value ofus- Obtain a Great Lakes navigational chart and ing the canal system versus other available learn some of its symbols. transportation in the 1800s. Learn how to identify foreign ships. Explain how canals helped the economic Learn about the major ports along your development of the United States. Lake. Study types of jobs related to Great Lakes Advanced commerce. Find out the employment benefits thatcame about when Great Lakes canals were being Intermediate built. Study the economic importance of Great Describe the economic price. iaterme- Lakes commerce to your area. diate effect) on freight rate- and tne prices Examine how a Great Lakes tug fleet inter- of goods with the opening o the canal. acts with and depends on commerce. Discover why railroads playedan important Explore a Great Lakes commerce career role in the decline of canals. that interests you. Prepare a p.rsentafion on the economic im- pazt of the Great Lakes canals in yourarea. Advanced Locate get graphical maps from the 1800s Visit agencies or businesses involved in and t....,day; do a demonstrationon the role Great Lakes rommerc;,.. canals played in urbanizing anarea. Prepare a presentation on commercial ships and ports of your Lake. Give a presentation on the history of Greu Lakes commerce and its impact oneco- nomic development in your community. Study elements of Great Lakes commerce from local, national, and international perspectives.

1 3 C. Commercial Fishing D. Marine Industry

Beginning Beginning Learn about commercial fishing in the Learn what is meant by the term "marine Great Lakes. industry." Study the history of commercial fishing on Become aware of how the marine industry the Great Lakes. affects life in your community. Become familiar with equipment used in List what environmental problems are cre- commercial fshing. ated by the Creat Lakes marine industry. Compare supermarket prices of different Name seme types of commercial goods Great i2kes fish. transported on the Great Lakes. Learn about shipbuilding and ship repair on Intermeeliate the Great Lakes. Study commercial fishing laws and regulations about your Great Lake. Intermediate Learn about commercial fshery manage- Identify several types of Great Lakes ma- ment techniques used for your Great Lake. rine industries. Trace the food produztion cycle of com- Prepare a map showing the location of mercially caught Great Lakes fish. marine industries in your community. Learn basic commercial fishing economics. Visit a Great Lakes marina. Study the effect of Great Lakes chemical Have a speaker on Great Lakes water sur- pollutants on the con-acial fishing faze transport talk to your club or class. industry. Compare the marine industry in your com- Visit a local fishery. munity with that of other major Great Lakes cities, with other American cities, or with Advanced cities in other countries. Give a presentation demonstrating past and Identify agencies and laws that control the present commercial fshing techniques used Great Lakes marine industry in your com- in your Great Lake. munity or state. Write a report on the economic importance of fish from the time of the early American Advanced Indians to the present. Give a report on Great Lakes transportation Prepare a presentation on chemicals in fish of various commodities. and their impact on the commercial fishing Prepare a presentation showing the contri- industry. bution of the Great Lakes marine industry Design a plan for the management of com- to the total economy of your community mercial fishing in your Great Lake. and state. Compare the training and experience necessary to obtain marine-based jobs with that necessary for land-based jobs.

14 E. Recreational Economics

Tieginning Learn about the waterfront recreational development in your Great Lakes community. Become awne of the economic importance of recreation to your Great lakes area. Become familiar with recreational opportunities available in your area in the past and present. Fmd out about plans for future recreation developments in your Great Lakes area (this includes economic incentives for recreational types of development).

Intermediate Examine a map of you community and determine how much Great Lakes waterfront is available for recreational use. Study the waterfront recreational development plans for your Great Lakes community. Compare the waterfront recreational development in your community with that of other communities. Become familiar with laws and regulations governing Great Lakes waterfront recreation. Study efforts to preserve natural resources as part of this waterfront recreation.

Advanced Prepare a presentation that provides an overview of waterfront. recreational development in your Great Lakes community. Conduct a survey Lim will help you cictf..r- mine who uses your Great Lake waterfront for recreation, and what types of recreation are most popular. Prepare a waterfront recreational development plan for your Great Lakes community. Participate in your community's government program for Great Lakes waterfront recreational development.

15 HOW TO USE THE REFERENCE SECTION

The appendix is divided into four Bec ruse references are often updated, it reference categoriesaudiovisuals, maps and is advisaMe to contact the source to see if charts, ccir?uter software, and publication-. more current information :rat. been deveioped. The reference categories are subdivided into You might also fmd that additional related re- the units (1,11, III, IV) and subheadings (A, B, source.$ (e.g., videotapes, software, less tech- C, D, E) presented earlier in the activity nical refer mees) have been developed to section of this guide. For example, a book supplement an ;,;:iring rtference. It is about boating as a recreational activity will be advisable to contac: your state's Sea Grant listed in the publications section under the Program for its latest publications guide or heatEng IA. Boating. refezence listings. Note that pricing informa- Reference citations are listed in tion may have changed since the printing of alphabetical order under each subheading in titis guide. the four unit sections. The citations will assist Since many of thest citations were col- you in determining whicli resource pertains to lected from other resource/reference listings, you' chosen activity. Each entry is presented some information may be incomplete. If you as fillows: have trouble locating any of the references, please contact Christine Pennisi, Marine Ex- Tide tension adviser, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Author/editor P -ogram, 4200 W. Euclid Avenue, Rolling Date Format descriptionCost (if known) .eadows, IL 60008; Phone: 312/991-1160. Brief abstract Source

Some references are more technical Contents than o'hers because this guide is written for studerts in grades 6-12. Additional citations Audiovisuals are also included in the reference section that I. Recreation 12 do not directly apply to the activities de- II. Heritage scribed on pages 2-10. This was done to aid 13 tecchers in developing original activities III. Ecology 14 geared to specific students' skill levels. IV. Economy 15 Because of the large numbers of Sea Grant publications included in this appendix, Maps and Charts the addresses of each Sea Grant Program have I. Recreation 16 been provided on a separate page rather than II. Heritage repeatedly including them in each entry. 17 When a reference applies to more than III. Ecology 17 one topic area, it will appear in all relevant IV. Economy 19 areas. However, only the first listing will contain the complete information. Any Software subsequent listing will simply state the title I. Recreation 21 and refer the reader to the relevant unit and II. Heritage subheading to locate the complete citation. 21 When you are referred to another section you III. Ecology 21 might want to check other citations in that IV. Economy 22 section for additional information pertaining to your selected activity. Publications I. Recreation 23 II. Heritage 37 III. Ecology 46 IV. Economy 72

11 IA. Boating This is Sailing #2: First Essential Skills By: University of Wisconsin Extension Mariner Reports for Safety at Sea 1974 20 min. By: Natienal Weather Service (NWS) Diagrams how wind causes a sailboat to move at 1987 VHS videotape 10 min. various angles; demonstrates tacking and jibbing; Free (on loan) and covers sail trim, hull balance, mooring and Explains how recreational beaters are trained to landing. observe and report weather information that can Obtain front: 7 Iniversity of Wisconsin Extension, assist the NWS and fellow boatels. 1327 "Jnivertity Ave., PO Box 2093, Madiscn, WI Obtain from: Your nearest Sea Grant officesee 5?-701. arldress list. This k: Sailing #3: More Advanced Techniques IB. Sportfishing 13). University of Wisconsin Extension 1974 20 min. Salmon Story Explains reef sailing and sailing on the jib alone 1976 16mm Film 28 min. -.der severe weather conditions using sailboats 47 Recounts the effects of salmon on Great Lakes ea and larger. Also discusses capsizing, recovery, communities from prehistoric times to present. and beaching. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Extmsion, Institutesee address list 132" University A,,e., PO Box 2093, Madison, WI 53701. The Trouble withToxics By: Michiagn Sea Grant College Program ID. Other Water Sports and Safety 1987 VHS videotape 30 min. 3/4 ince: $75.00 1/2 inch: $35.00 American Red Cross Film List Illustrates the challenge of dealing with the A comprehensive list of water safety and small hundreds of contaminants in the Great Lakes, craft handling films. including their effects on Great Lakes fish. Obtain from: Mid-American Chapter, American Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, Red Cross, 43 E. Ohio St., Chicago, IL 60611; MSU Bulletin Office, 10-B Agriculture Hall, (312)440-2038. Michigan S ne University, East Lansing, MI 48824-1039. Drown Proofing 30 mkt. IC. Sailing Shows how to stay afloat and travel in water even if you have learned to swim. Sailing...Do It Right..Xeep It Safe Obtain [rem: University of Wisconsin Extension, By: Modern Talking Pictures Service, Inc. 1327 University Ave., PO Box 2093, Madison. WI 28 mkt 53701. Reviews terms, techniques and equipment for sailing. Hypothermia: The Cold Facts Obtain from: Modern Talking Pictures Service, 1987 VHS, BETA, and 3/4 inch tape .c., 2323 New Hyde Park Rd., New Hyde Park. 30 min. $60.00 to purchase, $30.00 to rent NY 11040. Covers current research on hypothermia; how to prevent it; and how to survive in cold water. TN: is Sailing #1 : Introduction to a I.-, Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee By: University of Wisconsin Extension address list. 1974 20 min. Identifies parts of a sailboat the rigging process and Water: Friend or Foe? landing. 1973 23 min. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Extension, Dramatizes a variety of still and moving water 1327 University Ave., PO Box 2093, Madison, WI situations illustrating the importance of practicing 53711. basic safety rules to avoid accidents. Includes water rescue techniques. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Extension, 1327 University Ave.. PO Box 2093, Madison, WI 53701.

1 1 V. werproof Your Family Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes,The By: Michigan Sea Grant and Dive Rescue Inc. Intl. 1968 17 min. 1987 VHS-75 min. Slide tape show-20 min. Description of the physical changes the lakes have Also includes 28-page instructor's guide, handouts, undergone from the glacial age to the present. and posters. $249.95 Fast-paced, humorous animated and factual. Complete community education program focuses Obtain from: National Film Board of Canada, on drowning survival skills for all ages. 1251 Ave. of the Americas, New York, NY 10200. Obtain from: Dive Rescue Inc. International, 2619 Cumin Court, Fort Collins, CO 80525; (303)482- Superior Today 0887. By: WNMU-TV and Michigan Sca Grant 1985 Videocassette30 min. $25 What You Can Do for Cold Water Near Drowning Award-winning documentary explores Lakc By: Dive Rescue, Inc. International Superior's formation, history, climate, creatures 1979 Slide/tape 20 min. $49.95 and issues related to the lake. Explains what happens to the body in cold water Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, that aids survival. It emphasizes the rescue MSU Bulletin Office, 10-B Agriculture Hall, technique of CPR. Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Obtain from: Dive Rescue Inc./International, 2619 48824-1039 or WNMU-TV, Northern Michigan Canton Court, Fort Collins, CO 80525; (303)482- University, Marquette, MI 49855; (906)227-1300. 0887. Warnings on the Wind HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage By: The Center for Environmental Study Videotape 28 mins. Rental copy $10, Great Lakes Connection, The Purchase $40 By: U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers Explores the sources, pathways, and fates of 1978 20 min. airborne toxics in the Great Lakes, the "new Obtain from: Modem Talking Pictures Service, frontier" of envirorrnental concem. Inc., 2323 New Hyde Park, NY 11040. Obtain from: My: Center for Environmental Study, Room 70M, 143 Bostwick, NE, Grand Rapids, MI Greatest Lakes, The 49503. 1984 VHS, BETA, 3/4 inch, and 16 mm. 28 min. IIB. Wetlands Presents the story of how the U.S. and Canada have begun to manage the Great Lakes on an CanalsTowpaths West ecosystem:::sis restoring the fisheries and water 1963 Accession #60499 17 min. quality. This part of the Pioneer Life Series outlines the Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant development of a canal network to supplement Institutesee address list. existing rivers and highways. Obtain from: University of Illinois Film Center, Lake Superior: The Region Till Now 1325 South Oak St., Champaign, IL 61820; 1973 29 min. (217)333-1360. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin. Institute of Environmental Studies, 550 N. Park St., Madison, Canals West: The Story of the Development of t:.e WI 53706. American Canal System in the 19th Century 1967 Accession #51487 1') min. Paddle-to-the Sea Uses authentic photos, artwork, nirp and prcscnt 1967 28 min. day scenes to describe the grcat canal min thc About a little boat carved and launched on the United States. Canadian side of Lake Superior and its journey to Obtain from: University of Illinois Film Center, the Atlantic Ocean. Best for early junior high 1325 South Oak St., Champaign, IL 61820; students. (217)333-1360. Obtain from: National Film Board of Canada, 1251 Ave. of the Americas, New York, NY 10201. IIC. Arts and Crafts of the Great Lakes

The Great Lakes Connection Sec HA. Our Great Lakcs Hcritagc.

18 IID. Disasters of the Great Lakes Lake Superior.' The Region 'till Now See HA. Our Great Lakcs Heritage. The NEPCO 140 Incident 198030 min. Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes,The Shows how a tank barge came up the St. Lawrence See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. River and grounded in an environmentally sensitive area around the Thousand Islands. Superior Today Obtain from: U.S. Coast Guard, 9th District, 1240 See hA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. East Ninth St., Cleveland, OH 44199. The Trouble with Toxics. IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and See IB. Sportfishing. Natural Ecology Water-Related Teaching Activities Cancer in Fish and Birds 1977 149 pp. S8.00 1985 VHS videotape 20 min. Teaches students about waterresources. Includes a For Cable News Network, Atlanta. reference list of available films on waterresources Obtain from: Michigan Department of Natural and water equipment. Resources, PO Box 30028. Lansing, MI 48'. Obtain from: ERIC Clearinghouse. College of Education. The Ohio State University, 1200 Coastal Erosion and Real Property Values Chambers Rd., Columbus OH 43212. By: Chuck O'Neill 1984 Slide program20 min. IIIB. Wetlands Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Anse.-ea' s Wetlands 1981 25 min. Evaluating your Coastal Property Obtain from: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, By: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute Federal Building, Fort Snelling, Twin Cities, MN 1988 VHS or Beta 18 min. S15.50(Free 55111; or Illinois-Indiana Sea Grain Programsee loan copy available) address list. A self-teaching tool for individuals who wish to assess the likely risks of shore erosion to their Birds of Marshes coastal property. 11 mirk. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Provides glimpses of some common marsh birdsin Institutesee address list. their natural surroundings. Shows how theynest, gather food and adapt to their environment. Great Clean-Up, The Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Extension, By: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and 1327 University Avenue, PO Box 2093, Madison. Environment Canada WI 53701. 197654 min. Results of a joint Agreement between the U.S. and Cry of the Marsh 1970 Canada to clean up the Great Lakes. Includesa 13 min. brief history of the events le:Kling up to thisagree- Portrayal of bird, animal and plant life in unspoiled ment and a background of Great Lakes environs. marshes and the effects on natureas humankind Obtain from: Modern Talking Pictures, 1687 transforms these areas for otheruses. Elmhurst Rd, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007; Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Extension. (312)593-3250. 1327 University Avenue, PO Box 2093. Madison, WI 53701. Greatest Lakes, The See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage.

Into the Depths - The New Explorer Series By: Bill Curtis, et al. 1987 VHS videotape 30 min. Free This part of the New Explorer Series finds Bill Curtis on board a research submarine in Lake Superior where he learns scientists' fmdings about pollution and other topics. Obtain from:. WBBM-TV, Communication De- pratment, 630 N. McClurg Ct.. Chicago, IL 60611.

1 9 IIIC. Wildlife and Waterfowl WC. Commercial Fishing

Birds That Migrate Lay Down Your Nets 1965 16 min. 1977 28 min. Shows migratory habits of different species, Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Gv nt especially the blue-wing teal. Institutesee address list Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Extension. 1327 University Ave, PO Box 2093, Madison, WI The Last Fishernum 53701. 1975 28 min. Depicts the Great Lakes commercial fishermen Cancer in Fish and Birds past, present and future, and the business problems See MA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. they face both on and off the lake. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Great Lakes Connection,The Institutesee address list See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. The Trouble With Toxics Superior Today See LB. Sportfishing. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. WE. Recreation Economics WA. Great Lakes Commerce Greatest Lakes, The Ever Open Waters See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. 25 min. Explains the impot tance of waterway navigation to Superior Today the nation's economy and defense. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Obtain from: Modern Talking Pictures Service, Inc., 2323 New Hyde Park Road, New Hyde Park, NY 11040.

Great Lakes Connection,The See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage.

Great Lakes: North America' s Inland Seas 1971 17 min. Describes the types of shipping done on the Great Lakes. Shows what commercial activities in the region are served by the Great Lakes. Obtain fr,----.. University of Wisconsin Extension, 1327 University Avenue, PO Box 2093, Madison WI 53701.

Greatest Lakes, The See BA Our Great Lakes Heritage.

Superior Today See ILA. Our Great Lakes Heritage.

15 .41 IA. Boating Waukegan to South Haven: Michigan City, Burns Waterway Harbor. New Buffalo Boatmen Have Fun AfloatBut.. Map Poster 1025. .41 Obtain from: NOAA Distribution Division (C44), Obtain from Mid America Chapter, American National Oceanic Survey, 6501 LaFayette Ave., Red Cross, 43 E. Ohio, Chicago, IL 60611. Riverdale, MD 20737 or your local boating store. .41 Chicago and South Shore of Lake Michigan IB. Spartlishing rMap no.1491:1111 A book of small-craft charts. Atlas of the Spawning and Nursery Areas of Great Obtain from: NOAA, Distribution Division (C44), Lakes Fishes National Oceanic Survey, 6501 LaFayette Ave., 1982 Riverdale, MD 20737 or your local boating store. Obtain from: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Office of Biological Services, Washington, DC. Chicago Harbor 20240. Map no. 14928. Obtain from: NOAA, Distribution Division (C44), Fish Spawning Grounds in Wisconsin Waters of National Oceanic Survey, 6501 LaFayette Ave., the Great Lakes Riverdale, MD 20737 or your local boating store. By: Catherine E. Corberly, et al. 198042 pp. hicago Lake Front...Wilmette to Gary Harbor Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Map no. 14927. Institutesee address list. Obtain from: NOAA, Distribution Division (C44), National Oceanic Survey, 6501 LaFayette Ave., Guide to Fishing Reefs in Western Lake Erie Riverdale, MD 20737 or your local boating store. 1989$2.00 Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Look Out for Fishing Gear see address list. 1980 Illustrations and descriptions of different types of Look Out for Fishing Gear commercial gear, nets and traps. See IA. Boating. Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Nautical Charts See IA. Boating. Nautical Charts Nautical Chart Catalogue #4. Restoring Lake Michigan' s Ecosystem includes 4 typesHarbor, Coast, General, and By: Lake Michigan Federation Sailing. 1987 Two-sided poster 34x24 inches Obtain from: NOAA, Distribution Division (C44), Shows the "area3 of concem" for toxic pollution National Oceanic Survey, 6501 LaFayettc. Ave., around Lake Michigan and indicates the fish found Riverdale, MD 20737 or your local boating store. in these areas, which may be contaminated. Also available in some marinas, sporting goods Obtain from: Lake Michigan Federation, 8 S. stores and bookstores. Whigan Ave., #2010, Chicago, IL 60603. Navigation Notices IC. Sailing By: U' ,rmy Corps of Engineers, Chicago District Chicago and South Shore of Lake Michigan Periodically 2-4 pp. Free See IA. Boating. Shows where navigational hazards or corrections are occurring. Chicago Harbor Obtain from: U.S. Army Corp of Engineering, See IA. Boating. Chicago District, 219 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 11, 60604-1797. Chicago Lake FrontWilmette to Gary Harbor See IA. Boating.

Look Out for Fishing Gear See IA. Boating.

21 Nautical Charts lights of the Lakes See IA. Boating. By: Michigan Department of Natural Resources Poster Waukegan to South Haven: Michigan City, Burns Obtain from: Coastal Management Program, Waterway Harbor, New Buffalo Nvun of Land Resources Program, Michigan See IA. Boating. Depi.-fnent of Natural Resources, PO Box 30028, ! 2441. 48909. ID. Other Water Sports and Safety LIB. The History of Canals in the You Can Help Even If You Can't Swim Midwest Poster 1024 Free Obtain from: Mid-America Cluyter, American U. S. Geological Survey Maps Red Cross, 43 E. Ohio, Chicago, IL 60611- Quaglrangles are periodically updated 21.5 x 26.5 inches HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage Obtain from: U.S. Geological Survey, Map Sales Section, Division of Water, Rm. 604, State Office Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204. By: Hellen Hornbeck Tanner 1986232 pp. $57.50 MA. Great Lakes Urban and Thirty-three highly detailed maps and text Natural Ecology detnonstrate the massive displacement of native communities from 1640 to 1871. Also contains 74 BnundarylUnit Map of the Indiana Dunes National illustrations. LakeshoreLake, Porter and La Porte Counties Obtain from: Lake Michigan region libraries. 1977 bookstores or University of Oklahoma Press, 1005 33.5 a 70.5 inches and 18 x 34 inches editions Asp Ave., Norman, OK 73019. available. Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Chicago Area in 1821 110 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304; 23 x 29 inches (219)926-7561. Obtain from: The Field Museum of Natural History, (Harris Extension), Roosevelt Rd. at Lake Coastal Aztas Appendix of Detailed Maps Shore Dr., Chicago IL 60605. By Aliaois Gc4ogical Survey OKI 1711 inches Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and Obtain from: Christine Pennisi, Illinois-Indiana Resource Book, The Sea Grant, 4200 N. Euclid Avenue, Rolling By: US Environmental Protection Agency, et al. Meadows, IL 60008; (312)991-1160. 198744 pp. 37 x 49 inches A vividly colorful reference intended for both Drainage Areas of Indiana Streams classroom and general public that explains, using Obtain from: Map Sales Section, Division of narrative and maps, the Great Lakes' physical Water, Rm. 604, State Office Building, Indianapo- environment and associated human activities. lis, IN 46204. Obtain from: Great Lakes National Program Office, USEPA, 230 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL Flood Plain Management 60604. Obtain from: Map Sales Section, Division of Land of the Inland Seas: the Historic and Water. Rm. 604, State Office Building, Indianapo- Beautiful Great Lakes Country lis, IN 46204. By: William D. Ellis Geokgical Map of the 1' by 2' Chicago Quad- 1974 rangle, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan showing Covers the retreat of the Wisconsin glacier 15,000 bedrock and unconsolidated deno.,Its years ago to building of the Minnesota's Experi- By: A. F. Schneider, et al. mental City. Good source of illustrations, charts 1970 37 x 67 inches and maps. Obtain from: American West Publishers, Palo Obtain from: Indiana Geological Survey, 611 N. Alto, CA, or a local library. Walm:t Grove, Bloomington, IN 47405.

Great Lakes-An Environmental Atlas and Resource Book, The See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage.

17 Great Gates Toxic Hotspots Lake Ontario Atlas: Chemistry By: Pollution Probe Foundation By: Eric Raymond Allen 1987 1977 191 pp. Shows 343 sites where discharges are exceeding Obtain fro,.e. New York Sea Grant Institutesee permit levels. Includes the 18 areas of concern. address list. Obtain from: Pollution Probe Foundation, 12 Madison Ave., Toronto, ON M5R 2S1; Lake Ontario Atlas: Climatology (416)926-1907. By: Bruce H. Bailey, et al. 1977 63 pp. Great lakes Water Use Map Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: Canada Map Office; Survey and address list. Mapping Branch; Energy, Mines and Resources; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Lake Ontario Arks: Lake Temperatures By: Eugene E. Chennack Hydrograph of Monthly Mean Levels of the Great 1977 41 pp. lakes Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee By: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admini- address list. stration Update Periodically 20 x 38 inches Free Lake Ontario Atlas: Land Use This chart for all the Great Lakes graphically By: Michael Dobson, et al. shows lake levels from 1900 to the current year. 1976 52 pp. Has room to keep track of future levels from a Obtain frott: New York Sea Grant Institutesee monthly bulletin up to the year 2019. address list Obtain from: Your nearest U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office. Lake Ontario Atlas: Surface Waves By: Glenn Evans Myer Hydrology and Hydraulics in Indiana 1976 107 pp. Obtain from: Map Sales Section, Division of Temporal and spatial water level changes in Lake Water, Rm. 604, State Office &Ming, Indianapo- Ontario. lis, IN 46204. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana Brochure Lake Ontario Environmental Mos 1985 15.5 x 16.5 inches By: Ronald Stewart, et al. Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, 1975 3 pp. 1100 N. Mine-..I Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304; Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee (219)926-7561. address list.

Introduction to Michigan's Water Resources Map of Sturgeon Bay; Experimental Satellite Map By: Institute of Water Research By: Thomas M. Lillesand, et al. 1987 64 pp. $4.95 1985 LANDSAT Thermatic Map Free Contains 16 color maps and 35 graphs, photos and Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant illustrations that help the. Ada to understand the InstituteP:2 address list. vast amount of Michigan's water resources and their need to be carefully managed. Restoring Lake Michigan' s Ecosystem Obtain from: Michigan State University, 334 See IB. Spoafishing. Natural Resources Bldg., East Lansing, MI 48824; (517)353-3742. Satellite Image Map of Northeastern Illinois By: Illinois State Geological Survey Lake Michigan - Huron Annual Precipitation 1985 34 x 24 inches $5.00 Differences from Long Term Mean (1900- Present) Also interprets many geological and land-use By: Holly Harman features. Obtain from: Illinois State Geological Survey. Ongoing 21 x 16 inches Free Natural Resources Building, 615 E. Peabody Dr., This computer generated graph is good forcom- Champaign, IL 6182C, Atm: Order Department. parison with the lake level chart since precipitation is the major cause of lake level change. U S. Geological Survey Maps Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research See BB. The History of Canals in the Midwest. Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd.. Ann Arbor. MI48105.

18 ,..00'1 HIB. Wetlands Soil Survey of DuPage County and part of Cook County, Illinois Atlas of the Spawning and Nursery Areas of Great By: D. R. Mapes Lakes Fishes 1976126 maps in 217 pp. See IB. Sportfishing. Obtain from: U. S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service (contact your local BoundarylUnit Map of the Indiana Dunes National office). Lakeshorolake, La Porte, Porter Counties See ILIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. US. Geological Survey Maps See BB. The History of Canals in thc Midwest. Chicago Area in 1821 See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. HIC. Wildlife and Waterfowl

Cook County Forest Preserve District Picnic Areas Atlas of the Spawning and Nursery Areas of Great and Trails Lakes Fishes By: Cook County Forest Preserve District See IB. Sportfishing. 1983 Approximately 20 x 18 inches User can obtain one or all four of the individual Guide to Great Lakes Natural Heritage, A maps which divide the forest preserve district into See MB. Wetlands. four sections. Obtain from: General Headquarters, Cook County IVA. Great Lakes Commerce Forest Preserve Diztrict, 536 N. Harlem Ave., River Forest, IL 60305; (312)261-8400 (city) or Chicago and South Shore of Lake Michigan 366-9420 (suburban). See IA. Boating.

Geological Map of the l' x2' Chicago Quadrangle, Chicago II arbor Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan showing bedrock See IA. Boating. and unconsolidated deposits. See IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. Chicago Lake Front...Wilmette to Gary Harbor See IA. Boating. Guide to Great Lakes Natural Heritage, A By: Federation of Ontario Naturalists Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and 1987Illustrated Map Resource Book, The Highlighted are the Lake 's special habitats, See hA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. wildlife and ecological pints of interest. Obtain from: Federation of Ontario Naturalisw, How Do People Use Lighthouses and Navigational Conservation Centre. Moatfield Park, 355 Less Charts? A Marine Education Infusion Unit Mill Rd., Don Mills, M3B 2WP, Ontario, Canada. Py: John Butzow, et al. 1980 Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana Familiarizes students with navigational aids used to Brochure warn against danger and help the mariner locate See WA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. positions. Obtain from: University of Maine Sca Grant Lake Ontario Atlas: Land Use College Programsec address list. See IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. Nautical Charts Northeastern Illinois Series of Wetland Maps Sec IA. Boating. By: Illinois Department of Conservation 1987S10.00 Includes two pver or mylar county maps showing wetland locations. These axe the most detailed and accurate wetland maps available locally. Obtain from: Northern Illinois University Center, for Governmental Studies, DeKalb, IL 60115.

Satellite Image Map of Northeastern Illinois See IIIA. Great Lakes Heritage.

19 Sail the Seaway and Save: Your Graphic Guide to Duneland Country - A Visitors Guide to Northwest the World's Fastest Trade Routethe St. Lawrence Indiana Seaway By: Northwest Indiana Tourism Council 1974 1987 21.Sx2Cinches Free Contains information on Great Lakes ports, cargo Recreational facilities and tourist information are imports and exports, toll and ship requirements, listed on the back of the map. foreign countdes and potts of call, sailing distances Obtain from: Northwest Indiana Tourism Council, to 41 overseas destinations and more. 528 Indian Oak Mall, Chesterton. IN 46304. Obtain from: US. :.)epartment of Transportation. 800 Independence Avenue, Washington, D. C. Great LakesEnvironmental Atlas arki Resource 20591. Book,Tht See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Waukegan to South lkven: Michigan City, Burns Waterway "arbor, New Buffalo Illinois Beach State Park - Interpretive Trail See IA. Boating. System By: Illinois Beach Interpretive Staff IVC. Commercial Fishing 1985 x 14 inches Free Answers some of the common questions hikers Atlas of the Spawning and Nursery Areas of Great have about the dunes and its wildlife. Lakes Fishes Obtain from: Blinois Beach State Park. Zion, IL See 113. Sportfishing. 60099: (312)662-4811.

The Gre4.1 Lakes - An Environmental Atlas and Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Indiana Resource Book Brochure See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. See WA. Great Lakes Urban end Natural Ecology.

IVD. Marine Industry Indiana Dunes State Park By: Park Staff Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and 1987 8.5 x 14 inches Free Resource Book, The Shows trail' and natural features of the park. Back See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. of the map includes addiiional information about the park. Lake Ontario Atlas: Land the Obtain from: Indiana Dunes State Park, 1600 N. See WA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. 25 E., Chestert.nr.. IN 46304: (219)976-4520.

Satellite Image Map of Northeastera Illinois Lake Ontario Atlas; Land Use See WA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. See IBA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology.

IVE. Recreation Economics Map of Lake County, Illinois By: Economic Development Commission BoundarylUnit Map of the Indiana 'Junes National 1987 Colorful 3-dimensional map LakeshoreLake, La Porte, and Porter Counties 17 x 22 inchesFree See IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. Shows major industries and recreational facilities in Lake County, Illinois. Chicago and South Shore of Lake Michigan See IA. Boar v. Obtain from: Economic Development Commis. sion. 18 N. County St.. Waukegan. IL 60085: (312)360-6350. Chicago ll arbor See IA. Boating. Nautical Charts See IA. Floating. Chicago Lake FrontWilmette to Gary llarbor See IA. Boating. Waukegan to South Ilaven: Michigan City, Burns Waterway II arbor Chicago Park District Lake Shore Protection Work See IA. Boating. Map of Shoreline, Bulkhead Types 1944 18 x 101 inches Obtain from: Chicago Park District. 425 E. McFetridge Dr., Chicago. IL 6o605: (312)294-4610.

20 IA. Boatins The Lak rout Rehabilitation Model: Program Dom, . Juation LORAN Best Buy By: C.J. Walters, et al. By: Jeff Sunder. et al. 1986 Special Publication No. 86-1. . 43 Calculasor, Micro The commer simulation model, written in Apple- Obtain from: Oregon Serg Grant College Pro- soft BASIC, is available on a 5 1/4 floppy disk. s:camsee address list. Obtain from: Great Lake: Fishery Commission. 1451 Green Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105. IB. Sportfishing HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage Biblioraphy of Waseca:in Sea Grew 's Fisheries end SesIood Materials Applications of Mkrrwmputers in Marine and B. Al Miller Aquatic Education 1985 Apt:limo*: wordprocemor By: Melissa Conrath, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1984 RS-039 Institutesee address list. Explains how microcomputers can be used in teaching about the Great Lakes. Breakeven Analysis fax Fish Boat Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program-- By: Jeff Sunder. et al. see adckeu list. 1983 Calculator, Micro Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- River Trek gramrse address lite. By: R. Eddy, et al. 1987 EP-026 Apple computer program Teacher Charter and Sport Fisher Profile guide (10 pp.) and student workbook (7 pp.) By: Al Miller .57.00 1985 Appleworks Database A computer simulation of a flatboat trip down the Obtain from. University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Ohio River in 1791. Rives Trek cannot be done as Institutesee address list. an activity without the computer program. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Compsiteriud Key. .le Families of Freshwater see address list. Fishes. A By: George Spangler HD. Disasters of the Gres t Lakes 198:. Applesoft Basic Nominal fee A key to the 28 families of freshwater fshes for Computer Animation of Storm Surge Predictions use on an Apple IL Includes some eraphics and a By: Charles M. Libicki, et al. glossary of terms. 1985 RS-053 16 pp. Free Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Gram Program see Shows how the computer can be used to reliably address list and quickly predict nature's greatest cause of erosion, storm surges. FINMAN: A Fisheries Institution Management- Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program trainins Sinudation Model. Model Description and see address list. Operations Manual By: Jerald S. Ault, et al. IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and 1986 Natural Ecology This microcomputer-%ad program explains how the fisheries management process works depending Coastal Erosion Management Option Analysis on fishery types and regulations. Mmual avail- By: Steve Stewart able.. 1985 Perfect Cale Spreadsheet/V1.15. MS-DOS Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Pro- Obtain from: Steve Stewart, Cooperative Exten- gramsee address list. sion Service, County Building, Ilth Floor, Mount Clemens, MI 480A3.

2 6 Computer Program for the tdraphic Display (and WC. Commercial Fishing Quantitative Evaluation of Beach Profile Data, A Breakeven Analysis for Fish Boat By: C. F. Chamberlain, et al. See IB. Sportftshing. 19809 pp. Obtain from: University of Georgia Sea Grant Computerized Key to the Families of Freshwater College Programsee addms list. Fishes, A See IB. Sportflshing. Interactive BASIC Program to Calculate Shallow- Water Limited-FachWave Conditions, An FINMAN: A Fisheries Institution Management- By: J. Richard Weggel, et al. training Simulation Model. Model Description and 1985 16 pp. Operations Manual Obtain from: New Jersey Sea Grant Extension See IB. Sportftshing. Servicesee address list. Fish Processing Operating DecisionBuylSell Precision Bathymetry and Navigation far Site By: Jeff Stander, et aL Selection, Dredge Disposal Management, and 1983 Calculator, Micro. Long-Term Surveillance of Disposal Sites Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- By: Lance Stewart grarnsee address list. 1983 Basic Obtain from: Louisiana Sea Grant College The Lake Trout Rehabilitation Model: Program Programsee address list. Documentation See IB. Sportfishing. User's Guide to the Littoral Environment Observa- tion (LEO) Retrieval System, A IVD. Marine Industry By: Ann R. Sherlocic. et al. 1987 Catfish Growth Simulation-GROWCATS Obtain from: Caps of Engineers, Waterways IBM: MSDOS, TRS-80: TRSDOS Experiment Station, PO Box 631, Vicksburg, MS Obtain from. Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant 39180-0631: (4C1)634-2571. Consortiumsee address list.

Viewing New York' s Coast: Ro.sources, Research Catfish Production Management Decision Issues, and Preview - A Computer Modeling Catfish Technique 1981 IBM: MSDOS, TRS-80: TRSDOS. By: John P. Fellemen Obtain from: Mississippi-Alabma Sea Grant 1980 NYSGI-U-80-001, pp. 29-33 Consortiumsee address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Charter and Sport Fisher Profile See IB. Sportfishing. MB. Wetlands Fish Processing Operating DecisionBuydell A Computerized Key to the Familiar of Freshwater See IVC. Commercial Fishing. Fishes See IB. Sportfishing. WE. Recreation Economics

MC. Wildlife And Waterfowl Disk Supplement to: A Great Lakes Vacation 1987 EP-24 Apple II computer program $4.00 A Computerized Key to the Families of Freshwater Supplements "A Great Lakes V acation" (sec Fishes Publications, IVE). See IB. Sportftshing. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. FINMAN: A Fisheries Institution Manrgement- training Simulation Model. Model Description and Selected Annotated Bibliography Coastal Operations Manual Resource Management See B. Sportfishing. By: Hamann Richard 1987 82 pp. (also on IBM disc - $5.00) Lake Trout Rehabilitation Model: Program This is a coastal resource management bibliogra- Documentation, The phy. See IB. Sportfishing. Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Programsee address list. 22

2 7' IA. Boating Formidable Process of Coast Guard User Fees, The Anchors and Anchoring Theory By: Natalie Peter By: Jeffrey A. Fisher 1984 RIU-0-84-002pp. 120-141 19804 pp. Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant College Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Pro- Programsee address list. pamsee address list. Great Lakes Boating Central Lake Erie Recreational Climate Guide By: F. Ned Dikmen By: C. E. Herdendor& et aL BimonthlyFree 1986 Available as a loan copy Free if picked up at boating retail stores or other Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee boating facilities around the Great Lakes; other- address list wise $10 a year for a subscription. Obtain from: Chicago Boating Publications, Inc., Characteristics of Multi-hulled Sail-assisted 830 N. State St., Chicago, IL 60610; (312)266- Working Watercraft: Hull and P ropuision Systems 8400. By: S. Langevin 1983 FLSGP-W-83-002 pp. 155-167 Guide for Trdming Canoeing and Kayaking Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Pro- Instructors gramsee address list. By: Americri Red Cross PamphletS2.00 TextbookS5.40 Chat-twos* for Fishermen and Boat Operators Publication No. 2145 By: Geoffrey Motte Obtain from: Mid-America Chapter, American 197286 pp. Red Cross, 42 E. Ohio, Chicago, IL 60611. Contains exercises with answers pr 4. Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Gr, Program HELM: Happenings and Educational Activities me address list. Around Lake Michigan, The By: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Program Coastlines Quarterly Newsletter Free By: New York Sea Grant Institute Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Pro- Quarterly Newsletter gramsee address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. How Do People Use lighthouses and Navigational Charts? A Marine Education Infusion Unit Cruising Guide to the Great Lakes By: John Butzow, et al. By: Marjorie Calm Braze: 1980 1985 513 pp. $22.95 & $I .25 shipping. Teacher background information and several (Ohio residents add 6% tax.) student activities designed to familiarize the Includes connecting waters. students with navigational aids used to warn Obtain from: Contemporary Books, Inc., Chicago, against danger and help the mariner locate B. Dalton, or Walden Bookstores. positions. Obtain from: University of Maine Sea Grant Energy Savers for Boats College Programsee address list. By: Jeffrey Fisher 1980 2 pp. Improving the Performance of Wooden Water-front Structures and Boats Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Pro- gramsee address list. By: Robert D. Graham, et al. 1976 ORESU-P-76-002, pp. 147-150 and ORESU-P-76-001, pp. 90-91 53 Boats You Can Build By: Richard Henderson Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- gramsee address list. Plans and specifications for sailboats, rowboats, and powerboats. A list of addresses of the designers appears at the back of the book. Obtain from: International Marine Publishing Co., Division of Highmark Publishing, PO Box 220, Camden, Maine 04843.

0 ( 1/4.) Indiana Boating Laws New US. Coast Guard Definition Affects Recrea- By: Indiana Department of Natural Resources tional Boaters 1986 Free By: Jeff Gunderson General information on boating laws and regula- 1987 SAN #24 4 pp. Free tions. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Newspaper clippings from the 5-county area in the Resources, Law Enforcement Division, 606 State Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan regionI986 to Office Bldg., Indianapolis, IN 46204. present By: Christine Pennisi Inventory of Lake Ontario Inlets and Harbors: Ongoing Niagara River to Stony Creek These newsclippings have been collected from By: Randy D. Crissman, et al. approximately eight of the largest daily and weekly 1976 251 pp. newspapers located in the Lake Michigan-depend- Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee ent communities of Illinois and Indiana. address list. Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Pro- gramsee address list. Knowing the Ropes By: Rosanne Fortner, et al. Power Performance of Planing Boats with the 1981 Ep-018 Teacher manual, 9 pp.; Effect of Propeller Selection and Propeller Guard Youth manual, 15 pp. $3.00 Design Explains how ropes are made; includes their By: Daniel M. Ladd current and former uses. 1975 Thesis Abstract 1 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- see address list. gramsee address list.

Legal and Liability Considerations of Renting a Public Access Sites in Indiana Baal: Questions and Answers By: Indiana Department of Natural Resources By: Michael P. Voiland Free 1977 4 pp. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Resources, Division of Fish and Wildlife, 6'J7 State address list. Office Bldg., Indianapolis, IN 46204.

Lightning and Boats Radar Reflectors for Boats-Marine Electronics By: Michigan Sea Grant By: Edward Condon, et al. 1989 12 pp. MICHU-SG-89-700 $0.50 1978 6 pp. Describes a system that directs lightning strikes Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- safely through a boat with less chance of damage gramsee address list. or injury. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Recreation and Weather Guide to the Minnesota Programsee address list. Shore of Lake Superior By: C. Dawson, et al. Littoral Drift 1986 32 pp. $1.00 By: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Program Includes average number of foggy and sunny days, Monthly Newsletter Free wind velocity, lake temperature, snowfall, and Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant snowcover. Institutesee address list. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. Motor Boat & Sailing By: Peter A. Janssen Recreational Boat Owners' Response to Energy Monthly magazine $16 annually. Constraints Obtain from: Motor Boat and Sailing, PO Box By: Joseph D. Fridgen 10075, Des Moines, IA., 50350 or your local 1982 MICHU-SG-82-301 newsstand or library. In symposium proceedingsMichigan Tourism: How Can Research Help? pp. 143-147 Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Seiche, The Western Lake Erie Recreational Climate Guide By: Minnesota Sea Grant Program By: C.E. Herdendorf et al. Quarterly Newsletter Free 1986 Available asloan copy Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Obtain frons: National Sea Grant Depositorysee address list. address list. Skipper's Course,The IB. Sportfishing By: The U.S. Coast Guard Office for Boating Safety Action for the Eighties... and Beyond, Vol. 1, A 1986 84 pp. Strategic Plan for Illinois Fisheries Resources, Information on boating safety, navigation, and FY87-FY91 rules of the road. By: Illinois Department of Constzvation Obtain from: U.S. Coast Guanl. 400 Seventh St.. 1986 21 pp. Washington. DC 20590. Obtain from: Illinois Department of Conservation. Office of Field Operations. Division of Fisheries. State and Federal Regulations Related to Bowing 600 N. Grand Aw.. W., Springfield, IL 62706. on Lake Michigan By: Douglas Musser. et al. Age and Growth of Walleye in the New York 198539 pp. Free Waters of Lake Erie, The Contains a concise tabular listing of the regulatbns By: Sallie P. Sheldon in the four states that border Lake Michigan. 1978 Thesis abstract 2 pp. Useful for comparison purposes. Obtain from: New Ye- Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: filinois-Indima Sea Grant Pro- address list. gramsee address list. Angling for Smallmouth Bass in Lake Erie Storage Batteries for Bows By: Mark Malchoff By: Don A. Cunning 1984 9 pp. 19778 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- address list. gramsee address list. Aquatic Contaminants: A Threat to the Sportfish- Superi,, Joating Safity ing Industry By: Kim Elverum By: Sport Fishing Institute 1978Superior Advisory Notes. 7 4 pp. 1986 180 pp. Free Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Extensive report discursing many aspects of this address list. problem including a state by state analysis of the contaminant impact on sport fisheries. Twine Line Obtain from: Sport Fishing Institute. 1010 By: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Massachusetts Ave.. N.W. #100. Washington. DC Bimonthly Newsletter6 issues/$4.50 20001. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Benefits and Costs of Sea Lamprey Control in the Great Lakes: Some Preliminary Results Upwellings By: Daniel R. Talhelm, et al. By: Michigan Sea Grant College Program 1980 Journal reprint 6 pp. Quarterly Newsletter Free Loan copy available Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee Programsee address list. address list.

User Fees for Coast Guard Activities Central Lake Erie Recreational Climate Guide By: Thomas F. Kincaid See IA. Boating. 1981 WASHU-W-81-002 pp. 111-113 Obtain from: Washington Sea Grant College Changes in Growth and Maturity of Walleyes Programsee address list. Associated With Stock Rehabilitation in Western Lake Erie, 1964-1983 Using Multimeters on Boats By: Kenneth M. Muth. et al. By: Edward R. Kolbe 1986 Journal reprint 8 pp. 19774 pp. Obtain from: National Fisheries Center- Great Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College Pro- Lakes. 1451 Green Rd.. Ann Arbor. MI 48105 gra,...:see address list.

3 0 Chartwork For Fishermen and Boat Operators Dioxin in Great Lakes Fish See IA. Boating. By: Dave DeVault 1986 15 pp. Coastlines For the "National Dioxin Study," a limited number See IA. Elating. of carp and trout fillet samples were analyzed around the Great Lakes. This analysis shows the Como Comprar, Preparar Y Cocinar Pescado most potentially harmful areas that were examined. (Haw to Buy, Prtpare and Cook Fish/Recipes) Obtain from: US. Environmental Protection 1981 MICHU-SG-81-503 Spanish only 6 pp. Agency, Great Lakes National Program Office, 536 Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Clark St., Chicago, IL 60625; (312)353-1325. Programsee address list. Dispersal of Three Strains of Hatchery-reared Contaminant Trends in Lake Trout from the Upper Lake Trow in Lake Ontario Grew Lakes By: Joseph H. Ehod By: Dave DeVault, et al. 1987 Journal of Great Lakes Research. Vol.13 1986 Journal reprint 7 pp. No.2, pp. 157-167. Presents results of the 1977 to 1982 contaminant Obtain from: International Association If Great monitoring analysis of lake trout collected from Lakes Research. University of Michigan, 2200 Lakes Michigan. Superior and Huron between Bonisted Blvd., Ann Arbor, Mi 48109. 1977 and 1982. Obtain from: US Environmental Protection Do You Really Understand the Fish Consumption Agency, Great Lakes Na 'mai Program Office, 536 Advisory? S. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60605; (312)353-1325. By: Christine Pennisi 1987 Helm Newsletter Article (Fall/Winter Contaminants and Trends in Fall Run Coho 1987-88) 2 pp. Free Salmon Explains how the Lake Michigan Sportfish By: David DeVault, et al. Consumption Advisory was developed, and what 1988 Journal of Great Likes Research. tenns like "risk" of "FDA Standard" mean. Vol. 14, No. 112 pp. Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Pro- Shows that many harmful chemicals are found in gramsee address list. fish from most of the lakes, but that PCB, DDT, and dieldrin have declined in coho from Lake Dynamics of Reproduction by Hatchery Lake Trout Michigan. on Man-made Spawning Reef Cbt.tin from: Intemational Association of Great By: James W. Peck Lakes Research. University of Michigan, 2200 1986 Journal of Great Lakes Research. Vol. 12, Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. No. 4, pp. 293-303. Obtain from: The Great Lakes Commission, The Contaminants in Fish from Great Lakes Harbors Argus II Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, and Tributary Mouths MI 48103. By: David DeVault 19R6 7 pp. Eating Great Lakes Fish Analysis of composite fish samples collected 1987Bulletin MICHU-SG-87-500 7 pp. between 1980 and 1981 for a wide range of $0.25 (Free to Michigan resi...mts) pesticides and priority pollutants. Background information on contaminantc in Great Obtain from: US Environmental Protection Lakes sportfish. Supplements fish consumption Agency, Great Lakes National Program Office, 536 advisories. S. Clark St, Chicago, IL 60605; (312)353-1325. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Craving for Crayfish: Minnesota Dircovers a Louisiana Tradition, A Eating Lake Michigan Fish By: Jeff Gunderson 1989 Fact Sheet 2 pp. Free 1988 6 pp. Free Answers the most commonly asked questions Dioxin: A Cause for Concern about PCBs in fish. Outlines proper procedure for By: Thomas Stolzenburg cleaning and cooking Lake Michigan fish to reduce PCB levels. 1984 21 pp.Free Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Primer on dioxin: where it comes from and why it Institutesee address list. is a problem. Obtrin from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list.

26 31 Economic Analysis of Integrated Fisheries Fecundity of Hatchery and Wild Lake Trout in Management: The Case of the Lake Michigan Lake Superior Ale* and Salmonid Fisheries, An By: James W. Peck By: Karl C. Som y. es, et al. 1988 Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. 14, 1982 Journal reprint 10 pp. No. 1 6 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Explains that the fertility of contemporary (from Institutegee address list. hatchery) lake trout was slightly higher than the fertility of the native lake trout. Eelpout (burbot): The Fish Minnesotans Love to Obtain from: International Association of Great Hate Lakes Research. University of Michigan, 2200 By: Jeff Gunderson Bonisteel Blvd, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 1986 4 pp. Provides illustrated directions and recipes for Feeding Ecology and Vertical Migration of Adult skinning, filleting, storing, and cooking this Alewives in Lake Michigan delicious cold water fish. By: John Janssen, et al. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee 1980 Journal reprint 8 pp. address list. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Effect of Smoking on Mirex Levels in Brown Trout from Lake Ontario Finding Salmon and Troia in Lake Ontario By: T.W. Lewis, et al. By: James M. Haynes 1985 New York Fish and Game Journal, January 1983 8 pp. PP. Obtain frorr New York Sea Grant Institutesee Explains a more effective smoking technique to address list. reduce toxic mirex levels. Obtain from: Department of Biological Sciences, Fis's in Lake MichiganDistribution of Selected State University College, Brockport, NY, 14420 Species By: Larry Summers, et al. Equipment and Methods for Radio Tracking 1981 MICHU-SG-81-600 $3.00 Freshwater Fish Explains the natural and human factors which By:, J. D. Winter, et al. influence fish distribution. Includes species maps. 1978 Miscellaneous Report 152-78 of the Obtain front: Michigan Sea Grant College Agricultural Experiment Station 18 pp. Programsee address list. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. Fish: Low in Calories, High in Nutrition By: David Stuiber Evidence of Natural Reproduction by Stocked Lake 1987 4 pp. $0.30 Trout in Lake Ontario Fifth pamphlet in the series on preserving and By: J. Ellen Marsden preparing fish at home. Various nutritional 1988 Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. 14, advantages of eating fish are described. No. 1 '7 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Prc ents the first eviecence of a sizable natural Institutesee address list. reproduction since the lake trout were stocked in 1973. Fish of Lake Michigan Obtain from: International Association of Great By: Warren Downs Lakes Research. University of Michigan. 2200 1986 30 pp. $1.00 Bonisteel Blvd, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 This foh identification booklet includes a history of the lake's sport and commercial fisheries. Exploring Freshwater Fisheries, A Fish and Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Fishing Project Activities Guide Institutesee address list. By: Ronald A. Howard, Jr. et al. 1981 24 pp. Fish of Lake Superior Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee By: Warren Downs address list. 1984 32 pp. $1.00 This fish identification booklet includesa history of the lake's sport and commercial fisheries. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list.

2 2 Fish On Fishes of Ohio,The By: George Averitt By: Mika B. Trautman Annually 1981 FS-031 782 pp. $45.00 Obtain from: News-Dispatch. 121 W. Michigan Obtain from: Ohio State University Press, 1070 Blvd Michigan City, IN 46360-9990; (219)874- Carmack Rd., Columbus, OH 43210. 7211. Fishes of Wisconsin Fish Preparation and Consunsption Guide By: George C. Becker By: Michigan Department of Public Health 1983 999 pp. 1987 Free Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Press, 114 Contains the latest fish consumption advisory for N. Murray Street, Madison, WI 53715. all of the state's lakes including the Great Lakes. Obtain from: Michigan Department of Public Fishing for Fun Health; 3500 N. Logan St., Lansing, MI 48909; Member's. Manual 4-H1056$0.55 (800)648-6942. Leaderffeacher Guide 4-H1057$0.70 Part of a series of leader/teacher and member/guide Fish TailsTrout? Salmon? Key to IdentOcation booklets with numerous activities. Basic introduc- of Trout and Salmon in Minnesota Waters of Lake tion material. Superior Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, 1979 2 pp. MSU Bulletin Office, 10-3 Agriculture Hall, Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI address list. 48824-1039.

Fisheries Conservation Begins with You: Tips on Fishing Lake Michigan Releasing a Hooked Fish By: Harry Wright and Paul Vidal By: James M. Falk 1985 14 pp. 1985 1 p. Free (multiple copies $0.25 each) Basics of fishing, identifying fish, and safety. Obtain from: University of Delaware Sea Grant Obtain from: Illinois Department of Conservation, College Programsee address list. 524 S. Second St., 5th Fl, Springfield, IL 62706.

Fisheries Education: From the Great Lakes to the Fishing Sports Advancement Program for Sea Members 9-18 Years of Age By. Rosanne Fortner, et al. By: James Winlder, et al. 1980 RS-004 Journal reprint 1985 2 pp. Free Eighty-five ideas for 4-H project meetings, and Describes a board game about fishing rights activity check lists at six levels of expertise. conflicts in the Great Lakes region. Applicable for Obtain from: Minnesota Extrision Service grades 5-12. Distribution Center, 3 Coffey Hall, University of Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Minnesota, St. Paul, MN 55108. see address list. Fixin' Fish Fisheries of the Great Lakes, The By: Jeffrey Gunderson 1986 48 pp. $1.50 1984 56 pp. $6.95 Illustrated report on the primeval lakes from before Obtain from: University of Minnesota Press, 2037 the arrival of the Europeans to the region. Traces University Ave., SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414. the history of the fishery. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Food Components with Potential Therapeutic Institutesee address list. Benefits: the N-3 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids of Fish Oils Fisherman' s Guide to Echo Sounding and Sonar By: John Kinsella Equipment: Acoustic Fish Detection Instrument, A 1986 10 pp. By: Duncan Amos Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee 1980 67 pp. address list. Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant College Programsee address list.

28 Food of Troia and Salmon in Le's? Ontario Great Lakes Fishes-4-II Fact sheets By: Stephen B. Brandt By: Michael F. Masterson, et al. 1986 6 pp. 1986-87 9 pp. The baseline data presentte.:Ts 71be useful in Twenty-two fact sheets: fish, brook trout, brown showing why different sti.1,alids switch foods as trout, chinook salmon, coho salmon, grayling, lake different types of prey fl xrease or decrease in trout, lake whitefish, rainbow smelt, rainbow trout, numbers. bullheads, carp, channel catfLh, crappies, lamprey, ve. Obtain from: New Yot5. Sea Grant Institutesee largemouth bass, muskellunge, northern pike, rock address list. bass, smallmouth bass, sunfishes, walleye, and yellow perch. Forage Fishes and Th4.47 jalmonid Predators in Obtain from: Coopecative Extension Service, Lake Michigan MSU Bulletin Office, 10-B Agriculture Hall, By: Donald J. Steward,etal. Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 1981 Journal reprint 13 pp. 48824-1039. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Guide to Fishing in Central Lake Erie 3y: C. E. Herdendorf Getting to Know Your Catch: Lake Erie Sabnonid 1989 GS-008 $2.00 Iden4ication Provides fishermen with useful information on the By: David 0. Kelch physical and biological nature of central Lake Erie. 1987 2 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program This fact sheet provides identifying characteristics see address list. of trout and salmon. Obtain from: 0Eo Sea Grantsee address list Guide to Illinois Fishing Regulations By: Illinoisrpartment of Conservation Getting to Know Your Local Fish 1988 51 pp. Free By: S. M. Hartley, et al. This booklet contains not only regulations and 1987 EP-019 Teacher guide (25 pp.) and student angling locations for all types of Illinois fish but workbook (11 pp.) $3.00 also other helpful information such as fishing Illustrates construction and use of a dichotomous records and health advisories. key to families of fish in Lake Erie. Obtain from: Local sporting good store: or at Obtain from: Ohio Sea Gant College Program Illinois Department of Conservation offi.es in see address list. Spring Grove, (815)675-2385 or Chicago (312)917-2070 Great Lakes Fish Cookery: Recipes for Under- utilized Fish SpeciesAlewife, Burbot, Carp, Guide to Utilizing the Freshwater Drum, A and Sucker By: David Kelch By: Rosanna Mattingly 1986 20 pp. $2.00 MICHU-SG-76-500 Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Recipe booklet with suggestions for preparation of see address list. fish, sauces. and stuffmgs. Useful for a fishing field trip or home economics class. Gyotaku - Japanese Fish Printing Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College By: Christopher M. Dewees Programsee address list. 1978 8 pp. Obtain from: California Sea Grant College Great Lakes Fish Preparation Programsee address list. By: A. Estes Reynolds, et al. 1978 MICHU-SG-78-100 16 pp. Gyotaku Japanese Fish Printing Illustrated guide to purchasing, cleaning, dressing. By: David Smith and cooking Great Lakes fish. Includes recipes. 1976 SCMRC-E1-76-001 2 PP. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College 4-Hseriesactivity containing a youth and leader/ Programsee address list. teacher guide sheet. Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee address list.

llandbook for Ice Fishermen General information on ice fishing. Obtain from: Department of Natural Resources, Informaiion Service Center, Box 30028, Lansing. MI 48909.

29 HELMHappenings and Educaticnal Activities Illinois Coastal Zone Management Program: Arowsd Lake Michigan, The Component Study of Biological Communities See IA. Boating. 1976 15 pp. Obtain from: Illinois Department of Transporta- Home Canning of Fish tion. Division of Water Resources, 310 S. By: David A. Stuiber, et al. Michigan, Chicago, IL 60604; (312)793-5948. 1984 3 pp. 80.20 Describes the appropriate procedures for home Indiana Fish and Wildlife Code Book canning of fish. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Resources, Publicstion Division of Fish and Institutesee address list. Wildlife, 607 State Office Bldg., Indianapoli), IN 46204. Home Freezing of Fish By: David A. Stuiber Indiana Fish and Wildlife Regulations 1986 5 pp. $030 Obtain from: Indiana Depiertment of Natural Describes the most reliable and effecfii e ways to Resources, Publication Division of Fish and idea and prepare fish for freezble and describes Wildlife, 607 State Ofke Bldg., Indianapolis, IN how to thaw seafood. 46204. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Indicators of the Status of Cold Water P redator- Prey Systems Home Pickling of Fish By: Larry B. Crowder By: David A. Stuiber, et al. 1985 6 pp. 1985 3 pp. $030 Provides hypothesis for the indicators of change in Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant the balm- between the salmonid predators and Institutesee address list alewives. Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee Home Smoking of Fish address list. By: David A. Stuiber, et al. 1984 5 pp. $0.25 Interactions of 2,3 ,7 ,8-TCDD with Immune Describes smoking methods which have been Responses of Rainbow Trout scientifically tested for safety levels and taste By: J. M. Spitsbergen, et al. quality. 1986 18 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Study showed rainbow trouts' immune systemsto Institutesee address list. be surprisingly resistant to dioxin. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee How to Select Lure Colors for Successful Fishing address list. By: Lynn Frederick 1985 1 pp. Free International Convention on Great Lakes Fisheries This explains which colors of luretract fish, By: J. L McHugh depending on species, time of day, depth, and other 1984 NYSGI-0-84-001, pp. 151-159 factors. Obtain fron : New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant address list. Institutesee addre..list. Inve.stigating the Great Lakes Environment. El, tit Ice Fishing Two: Great Lakes Fishing inTransition By: Warren Downs By: Augusto Medina, editor 1982 20 pp. $1.00 1984 301 pp. $37.50 Summary of ur.sconsin's ice fishing regulations. An interdisciplinary curriculum unit for middle- Describes proper clothing, gear, und gadgets school students. Explores the Great Lakes through needed for comfortable, successful ice fishing. an in-depth study of its fishery. Audiovisual Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant provided. Institutesee address list. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Ident6ing New York's Salmon and Trout By: Daniel J. Decker, et al. 1978 13 pp. Obtain from:N -York Sea Grant Institutesee address list.

3 5 Is it aWalleye or a Sauge r 1: How to Separate Lee s Go Ice Fishing Walleye from Sager By: Ronald A. Howard Jr., et al. By: Fred L. Snyder 1985 20 pp. 19892 pp. Free This tooklet explains the equipment, methods and Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant Collrge Program safety trecautions needed for enjoyable ice fishing. me address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list Is it aWhite Bass or aWhite Perch? By: Fred L Snyder Life History, Abundance, and Potential Harvest of 1987 1 pp. Free Carp from Michigan Waters of the Great Lakes This illustrates and describes the history of white By: Rosanna L Mk:tingly bass, which is the native species of Lake Erie, and 1979 MICHU-SG-79-205 66 pp. the white perch which is the invading spuias. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Programsee address list. see address list. Littoral Dr* Kitchi Gatti Cooker A Prhner on Lake Superior See IA. Boating. Fish By Julianne Agnew, et al. Mid.iitlantk Arlicial Reef Conference 1979 64 pp. $2.00 A Colleaiori of Abstracts Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee By: James D. Murray address list. 1981 28 pp. Obtain from: New Jersey Sea Grant Extension Lake Erie Cookbook Servicesee address list. By: M. L Holland, et al. 1989 GS-005 $3.00 Mid West Outdoors Information on nutrition, fish selection, handling, By: Gene M. Laulunen and cleaning plus 124 recipes. Newspaper Monthly Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: Mid West Outdoors, 111 Shore Dr., see address list. Hinadale, IL 60521; (312)887-7722.

Lake Trout: Leave and Let Live Movements of Rainbow Steelhead Trout in Lake By: US. Fish and Wildlife Service Free Ontario and a Hypot:esis for the Influence of A flyer suggesting ways to avoid catching lake SpriEg Thermal Structure trout as well as release techniques that increase the By: J.M. Haynes, et al. chances foe survival of any lakers that are caught. 1986 Journal of Great Lakes Research. Vol. 12, Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Pro- No. 4, pp. 304-313. gramsee address list. Obmin from: International Alsociation of Great Lakes Research. University of idichigap, 2200 Lake Trout Returns to Lake Ontario,The Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. By: Ellen J. Marsden 1987 In The Conservationist, VoL 41 4 pp. New Approach for the Establishment of Fish Obtain from: NY Sule Department of Environ- Cotuuntption Advisories, A mental Conservation. By: Milton Clark, et al. 1987 Journal of Great Lakes Research. Vol. 14, Lamprey Barrier: A Story of Persistence No. 38 pp. By: Gale Holloway, et al. Presents an advisory approach that employs risk 1987 4 pp. assessment techniques. Obtain from: The Great Lakes Commission. The Obtain from: International Association of Great Argus II Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, LakResearch. Univen ity of Michigan, 2200 MI 48103. Bonisteel Blvd., Ann bor,Ar, MI 43109.

Let' s Go Fishing, a Fish and Fishing Project By: DJ. Decker, et al. 1978 33 pp. A 4-H project leader's guide. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Extension Office, 21 S. Grove St., East Aurora, NY 14052; (716)652-5453.

!I New U.S. Coast Guard Definition Affects Recrea- PCB's Dieldrin and DDT in Lake Trout Cooked by tional Boaters Broiling. Roasting or Microwave. See IA. Boating By: Mary E. Zabil, et al. 1979 In Michigan Agricultural Experiment New York State Fish Consumption Advisories: Station Journal. (Jmusly issue) 9 PP. Whos At Risk andWhy &plains reduction of toxic contaminants in the By: Glenna Ryan fish using three methods of cooking. 1985 12 pp. Obtain from: Department of Food Science and Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Human Nutrition. Food Science Bldg., #139, 41 address list. Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824. Newspaper clippings front the 5 -cemr.ty area in ^he Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan region-4986 to PcpidationMaracteristics of Aduk Pink Salmon in present Two MinnesotaTributaries to Lake Superior See IA. Boating. By: Joseph P. Nicolette, et al. 1986 Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. 12., Northern Crayfish: An Update No. 4, pp. 237-250 By: Jeffrey Gunderson Obtain from: International Association of Great 1989 4 pp. Free Lakes Research, University of Michigan. 2200 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Observations of "Hydra' From a Submersible at Two Deepwater Sites in Lake Superior Preparing Those Forgotten Fish for Your Dinner By: Thomas F. Nalepa, et al. Table 1987 Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. 14, By: Michael Voiland No. 1, pp. 84-87. 1978 4 pp. Obtain from: International Association of Great Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Lakes Research. University of Michigan, 2200 address list. Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Prey Identification Relating to the Great Lakes Sea On Julian's Reef Grant Network Sahnonid Diet ..4.':udy By: Jim Huffstodt By: Lon Janssen 1986 Outdoor Highlights, Vol. 14, No. 14 (July 1985 4 pp. 21), pp. 4-7. Several tables, illustrations and brief keys covering Obtain from: Illinois Department of Conservation. fish anatomy; game fish and their prey; and the Office of Public Information. 524 S. Second St., prey in various stages of digestion. Springfield, IL 62701-1787; (217)782-7454. Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Pro- gramsee address list. Optimism Snsteinable Yield aS a MCI- ocatela COaCept in Recrea:ional Fisheries Public Access Site- Indiana B1: Frank E. Carlton See IA. Boating 1974 AFS-W-74-001 pp. 45-50 Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee Putting PCB' s in Perspective address list. Ey: Christine Pennisi 1985 HELM Newslauer (Fall/Winter 1985-86) Pacific Salmon in the Great LakesThe History 3 pp. Free and Future plains how one health expert balanced the risks By: Warren Downs of eatinb certain Lake Michigan fish with other 5 pp. Free risks in a person's life. Traces the campaign to restore a predator-prey Obtain from: Illinois-Indima Sea Grant Program balance in the Great Lnkes after parasitic sea see address list. lamprey were brought under control in 1960s. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Recreation and Weather Guide to the Minnesota Institutesee address list. Shore of Lake Superior See IA. Boating. PCB's and Other Xenobiotics in Raw and Cooked Carp By: Mary E Zabik, et al. 1982MICHU-SG-82-304 6 pp. Obtain f nn: Michigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list.

3 Reducing Levels of Mirex , Aroclor la) (PCB) and Seasonal Movements and Habitats of Brown Trout DDE by Trimming and Cooking Lake Onto, as South Central Lake Ontario BrownTrout and Smallmuth Bass By: D.C. Nettles, et al. By: Jack Skea, et aL 1987 Journal of Great Lakes Research. Vol. 14. 1979Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. 5. No. 2, pp. 168-177. No. 2 7 pp. Obtain from: International Association of Great Shows that proper trimming before cooking Lakes Research. University of Michigan. 2200 reduced 43-64% of the levels of the 3 contaminants Bonistee1 Blvd.. Ann Arbor, MI 48109. in the fish. Obtain from: New York State Department of Sekhe, The Environmental Conservation, 8314 Fish Hatchery See IA. Boating. Rd., Rome, NY 13440. Sheboygan Angler Reducing Red Worm Parasites in your Lake Erie By: Romy Pinner Icliow Perch Catch A Sheboygan area Great Lakes sport rnhermen By: John L Crites, et al. magazine. 19862 pp. Obtain from: The Angler. I 536 N. 35th St.. Obtain from: Ohio Su Gram College Program Sheboygan, WI 53081 see address list. Smelt - Dip Net To Dish Regional Impacts of Fishery Allocation to Sport By: Jeff Gunderson and Commercial Interests: A Case Study of Ohio' s 1988 4 pp. Portion of Lake Erie A Lake Superior Advisory Notes publication. By: U. Hushak, et al. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee 1986 RS-065 North American Journal of address list. Fisheries Management, Vol. 6, No. 4. pp. 472-480 Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Smoking Fish at !lame see address list. By: Fred Snyder 1986 2 pp. Free Relative Cancer Risks of Chemical Contaminants This fact sheet explains how to prepare and brine in the Great Lakes fish, to build and operate a smokehouse, and to By: Kenneth M. Bro. et al. store your smoked fish. 1987 10 pp. Loan copy available. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Risk assessment for anyone who drinks water or see address list. eats fish from the Great Lakes. Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee Southern Lake Michigan SporYishery: Angler address list. Profiles and Specialization Inde.x for Illinois and Indiana Reproductive S c.:ess of Male Smallmouth Bass in By: James D. Absher. et al. Lang Point Bay, Lake Erie 1987 130 pp. $3.00 By: Gregory Goff Contains a g meralized angler profile, including 1986American Fisheries Society. Vol. I 15. fishing knowiAge, preferences, and sociodcmogra- No. 3.. pp. 415-423 phics. Obtain from: American Fisheries Society. 5410 Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Pro- Grosvenor Lane. Suite 110. Bethesda. MD 20814. gramsee address list.

Role of Size Limits in Walleye Management, The Stock Structure of Rainbow Smelt in Western Lake By: Christopher S. Brousseau Superior: Rio, hemical Genetics 1987 4 pp. By: Donald Schreiner Obtain from: The Great Lakes Commission, The Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Argus II Building. 400 S. Fourth St.. Ann Arbor. address list. MI 48103. Suitability of Coal-waste Blocks in the Freshwater Sanctuaries for Lake Trout in the Great Lakes Environment of Lake Ontario By: Jon G. Staneley. et al. By: George Flynn, et al. 1987 12 pp. 1985 14 pp. Obtain from: National Fisheries CenterGreat Obtain from: New York Sca Grant Institutesee Lakes. 1451 Green Rd.. Ann Arbor, MI 48105. address list.

I) c. t) t.,0 Summary of FisitTrimming glad Cooking Wildlife Project: Fishing (Bait, Spin, Fly Caving, Techniques Used to Reduce Levels of Oil Soluble ana Contaminants 197912 pp. By: Jac:: Skea, et al. Obtain from: Local Cooperative Extension 4-H 1981 36 pp. office. Obtah. %nu Field Tomeant Research Unit, 8314 nab Mathes), Rd., Rome, NY 13440. Wildlife Preiect: Malang Artricial Lures 1981 12 pp. Survival Front Sea Lamprey Predation by Two Obtain from: Local Cooperative Extension 4-H Strains ofLakeTrout office. By: William D. SwbOt, et aL 1986 Canadian Journal of Fisheries Pottage Yellow Perch in Lake Erie Sciences, Vol. 43. No. 12, pp. 2528-2531 By: Roseanne Former. et al. Obtain front The Great Lakes Conuniuion. The 1986 Teacher and youth guides$3.00 Argus II Building. 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor. Includes board game designed to introduce MI 48103. students to the stages of the perch life cycle and its effects on the perch population size. Thermal fronts: magnets for sabnon and trout Obtain front Ohio Sea Grant Calege Program By: Mike Voiland see address list. 1986 3 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Gram Institutesee IC. Sailing addrets list. Central Laps Erie Recreational Climate Guide To Harvest a Walkye See IA. Boating. By: Susan Leach, et al 1982 EP-011 Teacher snd youth manuals Fun of Sailing. The 16 pp. $3.00 1977 37 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program A brief neam-to-sail" booklet containing three see address list. basic lessons that can be learned in three days using a 12-15 foot boat. Twine Line Obtain from: Your local Aleort AMF Sailboat See IA. Boating. store or write to AMF Alcort, Inc.. South Leonard St.. Waterbury, CT 06720. Upper !heat I..akes Fish Boil: A Tasty Tradition By: Dale Baker and Jeff Gunderson Grapnel 1988 SAN #26 2 pp. Free By: Robert Powers Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee 1971 MIT-E-71-002, pp. 147-148 address list. Part of Shields Sailboat Search program. Obtain florn: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- Upwellings ogy Sea Grant College Programsee address list. See IA. Boating. Great Lakes Boating Western Lake Erie A erreational Climate Guide See IA. Boating. See IA. Boating. Great lakz..: Sailor Who 's Managing the Fish? By: Jane Rieteld By: Tom Ran, et al. 1952 Annual 18 pp. Free Story about a young boy's adventures as an 'This booklet gives complete creel surveys, lake apprentice sailor. surveys. research studies, stocking schedules and Obtain from: Viking. New York or your local lists other activities undettsken during the last year. library. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Division of Fuh and Wildlife. 607 State How Do People Use Lighthouses and Navigational Office Bldg.. Indianapolis. IN 46204. Charts? A Marine Education Infusion Unit See IA. Boating.

Knowing the Ropes See IA. Boating.

3n Legal and Liability Considerations of Renting a ID. Other Water Sports and Safety Boat: Questions andARPVtrs SOO IA. Boating. Ambassador of the Sea: Share Your Experience By: Bomie Kay Schwan Modern Practical Seanart's Views oe Commercial 1983 MICHU-SG-84-301 Sailing,A Conference on Underwater Education Proceedings. By: H. F. Morin Scott pp. 210-214 $0.40 1983 FLSGP-W-83-002, pp. 132-154 Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Obtain from: Ronda Sea Gant College Pro- Programsee addreu list gramsee address list. Cold Water Drowning: A New Lease on Life Motor Boat and Sailing By: Martin J. Nemiroff See IA. Boating. 1977 MICHU-SG-77-104 13 pp. $0.10 Detailed information on re /cuing victims in a cold Navigation and Commweication water drowning emergency. Includes graphics By: Fret: Hort depicting rescue techniques. 1971 M1T-E-71-002, pp. 131-135 Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Part of Shields Sailboat Search program. Programsee address list. Obtain from: Musachusens Institute of Technol- ogy Sea Grant College Prosmsee address list. Cold Water SurvivalHypothermia By: Stephen Stewart, et al. Newspaper clippings from the 5-county area in the 1980MICHU-SG-80-315 Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan regionI986 to Brief description of hypothermia, first aid for the present hypothermia victim, and hypothermia prevention. Set IA. Boating. Obtain from: Micaigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Public Access Sites in Indiana See IA. Boating. Commodore Wiloert E Longfellow: Water Safety Crusader Recreation and Weather Guide to the Minnesota Biography of Re.1 Cross water ofety program Shore of Lake Superior =MOT See IA. Boating. Obtain from: American Red Cross, Mid-America Chapter. 43 E. Ohio St., Chicago. IL 60611 or Search Pattern nearest ARC chapter. By:Fred Hon 1971 MIT-E-71-002. pp. 125-130. Diver Education Series Brochure Part of Shields Sailboat Search program. By: Lee H. Somers Obtain from: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- 19874 pp. Free ogy Sea Grrnt Cellege Programsee address list. This brochure describes 18 inexpensive inform:. - 'lona' booklets about scuba-diving for novice and Side Scan Sonar experienced divers. 1971 MIT-E-71-002. pr. s36-146. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Part of Shields Sailboat Search program. Programsee address list. Obtain from: Masga,:husetts Institute of Technol- ogy Sea Grant CoLf.f.e Programsee address list. Feasibility Study of CPR in the Water By: Nico March. et Simphfiod Sail Handling for Yachts and Commer- 1980 Journal reprint7 rp. cial Vessels Obtain from: California Sea Grant College By:Frank Modem Programsee address list. 1983 In FLSGP-2-83-003. pp. 244-262 Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Pro- Hooked! pamue address list. By: Sheila Shafer 1934 4 pp. Western Lake Erie Recreational Climate Guide A first aid publication. See IA. Boating. Obtain from: Alaska Sea Grant College Pro. gram--see address list.

4 Hypothermia and the Pediatric Patient Pennants: Hypothermia...Surviving in Cold Water By: Richard S. Young, et al. By: James F. Lubner 1983 MINNU-B-83-001, pp. 20-34 1985 1 p. Free Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Illustrated bulletin that lists the telltale symptoms address list. of mild-to-critical stages of hypothermia; outlines fast aid procedures. Hypothermia: Causes, Effects, Prevention Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant By: Robert S. Pozos Institutesee address list. 1982 173 pp. $14.95 Obtain from: New Century Publishers, Inc., Recreation and Weather Guide to the Minnesota Cld New Brunswick Rd., Piscataway, NJ 08854. Shore of Lake Superior See IA. Boating. Introduction to Scuba Diving By: Lee Somers Scuba Diving the Minnesota Shore of Lake 1986 9 pp. MICHU-SG-86-504$1.25 Superior Describes physical skills and economic investrnent By: Howard Bell required for scuba diving and how to choose a 1988 good instructor. Fact sheet on diving sites along the lake and what Obtain from: Michigan tea Grant College can be found at each one. Programsee address list. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. Learn to Swim Publication No. 2118.Free Secret Mission Obtain from: American Red Cross, Mid-America By: Larry Czachor Chawr. 43 E. Ohio St., Chicago, IL 60611 or Oct. 26, 1986 In Sunday Magazine, nearest ARC chap= Chicago Tribune 5 PP. Article explains how World War II airplanes that Making Marine Reporting System (MAREP) Work, crashed into Lake Michijszn are being unexpect- ProceedingsI985 Nati I MAREP Conference edly discovered by scuba divers. 1986 103 pp. Obtain from: Chicago Tribune, 435 N. Michigan Discusses non-weather service vessels and Ave., Chicago, IL 60611; (312)222-3232. facilities assisting the Weather Service with call-in reports. Selecting a Scuba Diving Buddy Obta-i from: Louisiana Sea Grant College By: Lee H. Somers Programsee address list. 1987 MICHU-SG-87-501 25 pp. $1.50

New No-Decompression Tables Based on Ne- This booklet examines the fundamental rules for Decompression Limits Determined by Dor pier buddy diving. Ultrasonic Bubble Detection Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College By: Karl E. Huggins Programsee address list. 1981 MICHU-SG-81-205 $0.40 This is a new No-Decompression table for scuba Submersion Hypothermia and Near-Drowning divers. By: A. W. Corm Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College 1983 MINNU-B-83-001, pp. 152-164 Programsee address list. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. Newspaper clippings from the 5 county area in the Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan regionI 986 to Superior Boating Safety present By: Kim Elverum See IA. Boating. 1978 SAN #74 pp. Free Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee NOAA Weather Information from your I tome address list. Computer By: Robert Werner, et al. Survival in Cold Water: Hypothermia Preveruion 1985 2 pp. Free By: Chad P. Dawson Weather forecasts via home computers. 1989 SAN-16 6 pp. Free Obtain from: University of Delaware Sea Grant Obtain from: Minncsota Sea Grant Programsee College Programsee address list. address list.

36 Swimming and Aqueic Sctfety HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage Obtain from: American Red Cross, Mid-America Chapter, 43 E. Ohio St., Chicago, IL 60611 Ancient Shores on Lake Erie By: James Comiensky, et al. Thermoregulation and Hypothermia in the Elderly 1982 EP-003 Teacher and youth manual By: K. Cooper 12 pp. $3.00 1983MINNU-B-83-001, pp. 35-36 Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program-- Obtain from: Minncsota Sea Grant Programsee see address hst. address list. Around Lake Michigan Wreck Diver By: Jean R. Komaike, et al. By: Kathy Kastilahn 1980 450 pp. Oct. 2, 1986 In Wilmett,, Life Discusses historical points of interest, the phenom- This article focuses on a Northbrook, IL resident ena of the lake (storm, seiches), and the many who has for nearly 20 years collected relics from recreational opportunities around the shorelim of shipwrecks while scuba diving in Lake Michigan. the four states. Obtain from: Wilmette Life, 1232 Central Ave., Obtain ft Irn: Libraries or bookstores in the Lake Wilmette, IL 60091; (312)251-4300. Michigan region. or Houghton Mifflin Co., 1 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02108.

Around the Shores of Lake MichiganA Guide to Historic Sites By: Margaret Beanie Bogue 1985 382 pp. $19.95 Besie:ts an 85-page overview of the 1,660 mile trip, the book devotes text to 182 points of historic and contemporary interest around the Lake. Obtain from: Libraries or bookstores in the Lake Michigan region, or the University of Wisconsin Press, 114 N. Murray St., Madison, WI 53715.

Around the Shores of Lake Superior: A Guide to Historic Sites By: Margaret Beattie Bogue, et al. 1979 179 pp. Obtain from: local librz y.

Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History By: Helen Hornbeck Tanner 1986 232 pp. $57.50 An evocative text plus thirty-three highly detailed maps demonstrating the massive displacement of native communities from 1640 to 1871. Obtain from: Libraries or bookstores in the Lake Michigan area, or University of Oklahoma Press.

Beacon Newsletter, The By: Great Lakes Lighthouses Keepers Association On-going C. mains a lighthouse bibliography. Obtain from. Great Lakes Lighthouses Keepers Association, PO Box 2907, Southfield, MI 48037.

4 2 Beautiful Ships: a Story of the Great Lakes, The Directory of Great Lakes Educational Material By: John B. Prescott By: Great Lakes Science Advisory Board 1952 1987 75 pp. Free Story of a fisherman's family during the invasion This cJmprehensive reference cites materials of the sea lamprey. indexed by subjects and grades and divided by the Obtain from: Longmans, Green; ABC-CLIO, Inc., type of mat,...4a1 (book, newsletter, film, kit, etc.). 2040 Alameda Padre Sierra, PO Box 4397, Santa Obtain from: International Joint Commission, PO Barbara. CA 93140-4397. Box 32869, Detroit, MI 48232.

British Great Lakes Forts,The Diversion of Great Lakes WaterPart I. Hydro- By: Carl E. Krog logic Impacts and Part 2. Economic Impacts 1986 Inland Seas, Vol. 42, No. 4 pp., 252-260 By: Eric D. Loucks, et al. Obtain from: Inland Seas, Great Lakes Historical 1987 69 pp. $4.00 each Society, 480 Main St., Vermilion, OH 44089. This is an assessment of several diversion models for Great Lakes water, including the hydrologic Brownstone and Bargeboard - A Guide to and economic consequences of each model. Bayfteld's Historic Architecture Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant By Whitney Gould, and Stephen Wittman Institutesee address list. 1981 42 pp. $1.00 Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Draft Environmerual Impact Si itment for a Institutesee address list. Proposed Diversion of Lake Mice.in W ater at Chicago Call It North Country By: Keith Ryder By: John Bartlow Martin 1988 300 pp. $24.95 for cloth; $10.95 for paperback Describes impacts of a project which would divert (Add $1.25 per book for shipping; 6% sales tax for Lake Michigan water when the lake is above its Ohio residents). normal level; when no flooding would occur Early exploration and lives of hunters, trappers, downstream; and when no impact on navigation miners and lumberjacks of the upper peninsula. depths would occur on the rest of lakes system. Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. Obtain from: US Army Corps of Engineers, Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452 Chicago District Environmental Branch, 219 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL 60604. Clear Water, Clean Water: Current Programs and Future Strategies for Managing Great Lakes Water Duel for the Dunes Quality By: Kay Franklin, et al. See mA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural 1983 278 pp. $18.95 Resources. A recounting of the dramatic saga of conflict that reveals the volatile personalities and politics Coastal Zone Management Informati*n Exchange behind the fierce struggle for a 45-milc stretch of By: Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Lake Michigan shoreline. Management Obtain from: University of Illinois Press, 100 Quarterly 40 pp. Free University Press, 54 E. Gregory, Champaign, IL Gives the status of state coastal zone management 61820. In Chicago area, may be found at nilgrams including those of Wisconsin, Michigan, B. Dalton or Walden bookstores. Pen-tsylvania. New York, and Ohio (the other Gres Lakes States do not have such programs). Edge of the Arrowhead Obtair. from: National Oceanic and Atmospheric By: R. Lydecker Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1982 60 pp. $2.00 1825 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Washington DC, Provides thumbnail skctches of the history of 20235. Minnesota's North Shore. Obtain from: Minnesota Sca Grant Programsec Coastlines address list. See IA. Boating. Evidence of Ancient Seas in Ohio Cultural, Economic and Historical Characteristics By: Susan Leach, et al. of the Green Bay Region 1979 EP-010 Teachcr and yoz th manuals 1976 144 pp. 9 pp. and 7 pp. $3.00 Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Obtain from: Ohio Sca Grant College Program Institutesee address list. see address li,t,

38 Evolution of Water Resource Management: A Great Lakes - An Environmental Atlas and Laurentian Great Lakes Case Study Resource Boc;., The By: H. J. Harris, et al. By: The United States Environmental Protection 1987 17 pp. Free Agency, et al. A reconstruction of the evolution of water resource 1987 44 pp. management in the Great Lakes Basin, based on A vividly colorful reference intended for both the case of Lower Fox River. classroom and general public that explains both in Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee narrative and mai .he Gree Lakes physical address list. environment and human activities around them. Obtain from: USEPA, Great Lakes National Faces of the Great Lakes Program Office, 230 S. Dearbom St., Chicago, IL By:B. King 60604. 1977 190 pp. Picture book containing information about the Great Lakes Basin CompactPublic Law 96.419 beginning of the Great Lakes. Discusses the fur By: the 90th Congress trade, its changes, and other transformations. 19689 pp. Obtain from: Sierra Club Books, 530 Bush St., This is the federal law that established the Great San Francisco, CA 94108. Lakes Commission. Includes legislative history. Obtain from: Great Lakes Commission, The Argus Forever Open, Clear and Free 11 Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI By: Lois Willie 48103. 1972 A history of the development of Chicago's Great Lakes Facts lakefront. 1985 Brochures (New edition expected in 1989) Obtain from: Regnery Gateway Inc., 1130 17th One brochure on the Great Lakes Basin and one on St., NW, Washington, DC 20036. each of the Great Lakes. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College From a Bailly Point of View Programsee address list. By: Olga M. Schiemann Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Great Lakes Guidebook, Vol. 1, Lakes Ontario and 1100 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304. Erie, The By: George Cantor Ghost Ships of the Great Lakes 1985 By: Dwight Boyer Describes the attractions in the Great Lakts area. This book contains historical accounts of some of Includes maps, suggested walks, and scenic drives. the famous lost sunken ships of the Great Lakes. Includes information about the War of 1812 on the Obtain from: Local library or bookstore. Great Lakes. Obtain from: University of Michigan Press. PO Governor' s Conference on Lake Michigan-Illinois' Box 1104, Ann Arbor, MI 48106. Great Lake: Protecting and Developing a Valuable Natural Res,-.:r,:e Great Lakes Indians: A Pictorial G uide By: Illinois Departmcnt of Energy and Natural By: William J. Kubiak Resources (ENR) 1970 1986 249 pp. Illustrations and narratives on '.wellings, dress, Proceedings of the annur.1 ENR conkrence, physical featurez and cultural characteristics of dealing with water quality, water q..antity, three linguistic stocks known to have lived in the shoreline and water uses, and other related research Great Lakes region. Excellent source. and policy issues. Obtain from: Baker Publishers, Grand Rapids, MI Obtain from: ENR, Energy and Environmattal or your local library. Affairs Division, 325 W...dams St., Springfield IL, 62706; (217)785-2800. Great Lakes Maritime I 1 istory By: Charles Feltner Grand Hotel 1982 By: John McCabe Includes references on ship history, shipwreck 1987 250 pp. $29.95 (Add $1.25 per history, and Great Lakes history. book for shipping; 6% sales tax for Ohio residents) Obtain from: Seajay Publications, PO Box 2176. Contains over 200 photographs of the centennial of Dearborn, MI or your local library. this famous hotel. Obtain Lorn: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. 1111.479 Great Lakes Reader, The Historically Famous Lighthouses By: Walter Hanighurst 1972 Pub. No. 5P15/N050-012-00097.2 1966 88 pp. $1.40 Highlights the Great Lakes history taken from Illustrated historical lore surrounding 56 famotic personal journals, newspapers, and books. A good American lightho source for first-hand accounts. Obtain from: Superintendent of Documents, US Obtain from: Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc., 866 Government Printing Office, 710 N. Capitol St., Third Ave., New York, NY 10022, or your local NW, Washington, DC 20402. library. Implications of Interbasin Diversions, Consump- Great Lakes Region in Children's Books, The tive Use, and the Greenhouse Ejject on Future By: Donna Taylor Great Lakes Water Management 1980 By: F.H. Quinn A celected annotated listing of curriculum-oriented 1985 4 pp. books about the lakes and the states that border From the Sixth Conference on Hydrometeorology, them. Indianapolis, IN, October 29 - November 1, 1985. Obtain from: Green Oaks Press Publishers, 9339 Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research Spier F d., Brighton, MI 48116 or your local Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann library. Arbor, MI 48105-1593.

Great Lakes Reporter, The Indian Names in Michigan Bimonthly te;wsletter 12 pp. By: Virgil J. Vogel Obtain frotr,: The Center for the Great Lakes, 435 1986 227 pp. $22.00 (513.95paperback) N. Michighrt Ave., #1408, Chicago, IL 60611; Obtain from: University of Michigan Press, 1.-0 (312)045- 3901. Box 1104, Ann Arbor, MI 48106.

Great Stories of the Great Lakes: Thrilling Tales Island Heritage of Tragedy; Humor, and Heroism on the World' s By: Ted Ligibel, et al. Greatest Freshwater Seas 1987 96 pp. $5.95 By:Dwight Boyer Information for visitors on the Bass Island in Lake 1966 Erie, including descriptions of eight walking tours. Obtain from: Dodd, Mead Publishers, 71 5th Ave., Obtain from: Ohio State University Press, 1070 New York, NY 10003 or your local library. Carmack Rd., Columbus, OH 43210.

HELM: Happemngs and Educational Ac.ivities Lacustrine Lessons Around Lake Michigan, The Newsletter for educators Published through SeeIA. Boating. August 1988; back issues are available Free Provides water-related lessons for grade K-12. Hiawatha Legends, The Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee By: Henry R. Schoolcraft address list. 272 pp. $7.49 (add $1.25 per book for snipping; 6% tax for Ohio residents) Lake Erie Facts A reprint of the original 1856 work. By: Jeffrey M. Reutter Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. 1987 2 pp. Free Perry St., Por. Clinton, OH 43452. Facts and figures on Lake Erie. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Historical Basis for Limits on Lake Superior Level see address list. Regulations By: H. Hartmann Lake Huron 1980 Intensive Su, rey, Summary 1986 24 pp. Report. Report to the Surveillance Wor it Group This i., an open file report. By: International Joint Commission Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research 1986 133 pp. Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann Obtain front: International Joint Commission, The Arbor, MI 48105-1593. Great Lakes Regional Office, 100 Ouellette Ave., Windsor, Ont. CANADA N9A 613.

4 i) Lake Michigan Monkor Michigan Natural Resources MaEazine - Special By: Lice Michigan Federation Lighthouse Issues Quarterly Newsletter 8 pp. Available with By: Michigan Department of Natural Resources membership Jan./Feb.-1984, July/Aug.-1981 $2.00 Primarily contains information on Lake Michigan Obtain from: Outdoor Store, PO Box 30034, pollution and erosion issues. Lansing, MI 48909; (800)248-5848. Obtain from: Lake Michigan Federation. 8 S. Michigan Ave., #2010, Chicago, IL 60608; Naming, The 1/4312)263-5550. By: Conan B. Easton Life on Washington Island in Lake Erie between Lakers,The 1800 and 1870 including the events of 1816 that 128 pp. 1987 $32.50 led to the naming of the island. The fust all-color pictorial of past and present Obutin from: Ohio Libraries Great Lakes vessels. Obtain from: Great Lakes Boating Magazine, 830 New York State Supplement to Coastal Problems N. State St., Chicago, IL 60610; (312)266-8400. and Resource Management By: Bob Jaeger, et al. Land of the Inland Seas: The Historic aid 1983 156 pp. Beautiful Great Lakes Courury This contilins student activities in coastal ecology B : William D. Ellis and coastal management. 974 Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Imututesce Covers the period from the retreat of the Wisconsin address list. glacier 15,000 years ago to the building of the Minnesota's Experimental City. Good source of il- Newspaper clippings from the 5-county area in the lustrations, charts, and maps. Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan regionI986 to Obtain from: Arrican West Publishers, 7000 E. present Tanque Verde Rd.. Suite 30, Tucson, AZ 85715, or See IA. Boating. local library. Northern Lights Lase Wicconsinian Glacial History of Northeastern By: Charles K. Hyde Wisconsin and Western Upper Michigan 1984 $30.00 By: W . L. Peterson A survey of Great Lakes lighthouses conducted by 1986Bulletin 1652, 14 pp. $2.25 Wayne State University history professor for thc Obtain from: United States Geological Survey, U.S. Coast Guard. Books and Open-File Reports, Box 25425, Duwer, Obtain from: Michigan Department of Natural CO 80225. Resources, PO Box 30034, Lansing, MI 48909; (800)248-5840 or Lake Michigan region libraries Law and the Lakes: Toward a Legal Framework or bookstores. for Safeguarding the Great Lakes Water Supply,The Ohio's North Coast: A 1ource in Transition By: Tht, Center for the Great Lakes By: Dr. Charles E. Herdendorf 1986 $12.00 (10 copies or more/S10.00 each) 1987 FS-034 3 pp. Free A reference guide that examines the current Great Information on thc character of the Lake Erie Lakes Framework for ;nanaging consumptive uses lakeshore. and protecting from diversions. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: The Center for the Great Lakes, 438 see address list. N. Michigan Ave., #1408, Chicago, IL 60611 ATTN: Publications Section; (312)645,4901. Origin and Meaning of Place Names Along Lake Superior Shoreline Between Keweenaw Portage Littoral Drift and Montreal River,, The See IA. Boating. By: Bernard C. Peters 1986 Michigan Academician, Vol. 19, No. 2, pp Memories of the Lakes Told it Story and Picture 253-257 By: D.T. Brown Obtain f om: Michigan Academy of Science. Arts, 1967 and Lev,ers, Toumy House, 2117 Washtenaw Ave.. Discusses the history of the Great Lakes, several Ann Arbor. MI 48104. major storms, a sea lock accident and many more subjects. Obtain from: Freshwater Press, 1701 E. 12th St.. Suite 3KW, Cleveland, OH 44114-3201.

41 1 G Origin and Meaning of the Name Sauk Sainte Souvenirs of Lake Michigan: An Interdisciplinary Marie,The Teachers Workshop at the I Pinois Beach Park By: Bernard C. Peters By: The Illinois Departme,,t of Conservation 1987 5 pp. 1978 100 pp. Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Obtain from: Illinois Department of Transporta- Program--- See address list. tion, Division of Water Resources, Rm. 1606, 310 S. Michigan, Chicago IL 60604; (312)793-5948. Our Great Lakes Connection: A Curriculum Guide far Grades KindergartenThrough Eight Spell of the White Sturgeon, The By: Lynn Entine, et al. By: Jim Kjelaard 1985 204 pp. Free (one per teacher) 1953 This book contains many student activities that A novel about Great Lakes commercial fishermen teach about the science, social science, and drama of the early 19th century. of the Great Lakes. Obtain from: Dodd, Mead Publishers, 71 5th Ave., Obtain from: Environmental Resources Center, New York, NY 10003, or local library. 216 Ag Hall, 1450 Linden Dr., Madison WI, 53706; (608)262-1377. Strange Adventures of the Great Lakes By: Dwight Boyer Preserving the Lights of the Straits 1974 By: Mike Van Hoey Stories about vessels on the Great Lakes. 1986Michigan History, Vol. 70, No. 5, pp. 24-29 Obtain from: Dodd, Mead Publishers, 71 5th Ave., Obtain from: Michigan History, Department of New York, NY 10003, or local library. State, Michigan Bureau of History, Lansing, MI 48918. Tecumseh's Last Stand By: John Sugden Rock Island 1986 286 pp. $19.95 By: Conan B. Eaton Account of the Indian leader's actions in the latter 64 pp.$3.75 part of the War of 1812 Fry.r. pioneer times to the return of the island to Obtain from: University of Oklahoma Press, 1005 public domain as a park. Asp Ave., Norman, OK 73019. Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. Titanic of Lake M ichigan, The By: Henry Lange Sacred Sands: The Struggle for Community in the Feb 3. 1988 1 pp. Indiana Dunes This nemspaper article reveals that the huge ship, By: J. Ronald Engel Chicora, ;nay have been located after its mystcri- This social history explairis the events that led to ous disapptar tnce 93 years ago. the creation of the Indiana Dunes National Obtain from: News Dispatch. 121 West Michigan Lakeshore. Blvd., Michigan City, IN 46360. Obtain from:LakeMichigan regional libraries or northwest Indiana bookstores. Tribute to the Great Lakes, A By: Michigan Natural Resources Magazine Sault Ste. Marie Canal: A Chapter in the History May/June, 1986 of Great Lakes Transportation, The Contains sketches and articles about the history, By: Brian Osborne, et al. shipping, weather, policy, fisheries, economic 1986 148 pp. $9.00 development, recreation, watcr quality, research Catalogue number: No. R61-2-9-32E and future prospects of each lake. Obtain from: The Canadian Govmment Publish- Obtain from: Michigan Department of Natural ing Centre, Ottawa, Ontario KIA 0S9. Resources, PO Box 30034, Lansing, M1 48909.

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4 -i Washington Island: 1836-1876 HB. The History of Canals in the By: Conan B. Eaton Midwest 85 pp. 86.50 (Add $1.25 per book for shipping/6% sales tax for Ohio residents.) Big Ditch, Ohio Historical Scciety Handt lok History of the settlement through Yankee, Iri.3h, Series,The and Scandinavian perio..s. By: Ohio Historical Society Obtain front: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. 1971 Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. Obtain from: Ohio Historical Society, or local library. Water Resources Management in Ohio: 1830- 1860 Birth of the Erie Canal,The By: Gene Krauss By: Harvey Chalmers, II 1980 NY SGI-U-80-002, pp. 107-122 1960 Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: Twayne Publishers, New College address list. and University Press, PO Box 1392, Schenectady, NY 12301, or local library. We Have Met the Enemy By: Dorothy Briss, et al. Canal Celebrations in Old Fort Wayne 1982 EP-021 Teacher rind youth guides By: Staff of Allen County Public Library $2.00 1953 A series of activities that allow students to Presents various accounts of the history of the experience various aspects of the War of 1812 Wabash and Erie Canal taken from newspapers at including its causes, the role of Lake Erie, and how that time. the war was won. Obtain from: Allen County Public Library, 900 Obtabt from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Webster St., PO Box 2270, Fort Wayne, IN 46801. see address list. Concerning the Character of the Architectural Wisconsin, Blessed with Abundant Natural Legacy of the Illinois and Michigan Canal Resources, Strives to Balance En ,ronmental Corridor between Swnmit and Joliet Controls, Economic Growth By: C. William Westfall By: Bureau of National Affairs 1981 1986Environment Reporter, Sept. 9, pp. 677- 680 Obtain from: Local library.

Obtain from: Environment Reporter, The Bureau Erie Water West: A History of the Erie Canal of National Affairs, Inc., 1231 25th St., NW, 1792-1854 Washington, DC 20037. By: Ronald E. Shaw 1966 Wisconsin Coastal History Trails: Lake Michigan By: James Purinton Obtain from: University Press of Kentucky, 663 S. 1976 70 pp. Limestone St., L.mington. KY 40506-0336, or local library. Obtain from: Wisconsin Coastal Management Develooment Program, c/o Division of Energy, Historic Portage-Portage Canal Intergovernmental Relations Coastal, PO Box By: Wisconsin State Historical Sociery 7868, Madison, WI 53707. 1968 Obtain from: The Wisconsin State Historical Wisconsin Coastal History Trails: Lake Superior By: James Purinton Society, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706, or local library. 197645 pp.

Obtain from: Wiscorsin Coastal Management History of the Illinois-Michigan Canal Development Program, cio Division of Intergov- By: LaSalle County Conservation Association ernmental Relations Coastal, PO Box 7868, 1962 Madison, WI 53707. Obtain from: LaSalle County Conservation Wreck Diver Association or local library. See D. Other Water Sports and Safety.

43 How the Irish Built the Erie IIC.as and Crafts of the Great By: HazveyChahnersfl Lakes 1964 Obtain from Twayne Publishers, New College Ambassador of the Sea: Share Y our Experience and University Press, PO Box 1392, Schenectady, See ID. Other Water Sports and Safety. NY 12301, or local libraries. Directory of Great Lakes Educational Material Indiana's Canal Heritage See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: Alvin F. Harlow 1926 Gyotaks Japanese Fish Printing Discusses the canal-building expansion of the early See Hi. Sportfishing. nineteenth century American history as it spread westward through Pennsylvania and Ohio into Gyotaku Japanese Fishing PrintingYouth and Indiana. Leader guide Obtain fronu Appleton Century-Crofts, Inc., See 1B. Sportfishing. Prentice Hall, Division of Simon and Schuster, Rte. 9W, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07675, or local library. Knowing The Ropes See IA. Boating. Long Haul West: The Great Canal Era, 1817- 18.50,The Last Northwood Reader, The By: viadc.0Sadler Waggoner By: Cully Gage 1958 156 pp. S749 (Add $1.25 per book for A narrative of pioneers' experiences during the shipping/6% sale tax for Ohio residents.) canal e,Includes stories of traveling by trail, Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. canal, or railrooljs. Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. Obtain from: G.P. Putman's Sons, The Putnam Publishing Group, 200 Madison Ave., New York, Make Your Own FishTrophy NY 10016, or local library. By: Sandor P. Schuman 1977 18 pp. Ohio Canal Era Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesec By: Ohio Historical Society address list. 1969 Obtain from: Pioneer Press, 37 S. Palouse St., Our Great Lakes Connection: A Curriculum Walla Walla, WA 99362, or local library. Guide for Grades Kindergarten through Eight See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Ohio Canals. By: Rosanne Former, et al. Rope 1981EP-015 4 pp. $3.00 By: H. David Greene Teacher and youth guides. 1980 2 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program This fact sheet is part of a set of aquatic activities see address list. for youth. Obtain frotr New York Sea Grant Institutesec Old Towpaths: The Story of she American address list. Canal Era By: Alvin F. Harlow Souvenirs of Lake Michigan: An Interdisciplinary 1964 Teachers Workshop at the Illinois Beach Park Obtain from: Local library. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage.

Sault Ste. Marie Canal: A Chapter in the ^tory Up North of Great Lakes Transportation, The By: Sam Cook See HA. Our Great 1.2am Heritage. $14.95 (Add $1.25 per book for shopping/6% tax for Ohio residents.) Towpath Guide A collection of essays and stories of the North Obtain from: Illinois Canal Society or local Country. library. Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. Perry St., Port Clinton. OH 43452. Water As Metaphor Greai Lakes Triangle, The By: Robert E. Najem By: Rosanne Former 1982 6 pp. Available as loan copy. 1982 EP-107 Obtain from: National Sea Giant Depositorysee Teacher and youth guides 53.00 address list. Teachers guide to three classroom activities leading to a consideration of fact and fiction about DID. Disasters of the Great Lakes the disappearance of planes and ships in the Great LACS SIM Computer Animation of Storm Surge Predictions Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Prop .1 By: Charles M. Libicki, et al. see address list. 1985 RS-053 Journal Reprint 16 pp. Free Grew Stories of the Great Lakes: Thrilling Tales Shows how the computer can be used to more of Tragedy, Humor, and Heroism on the World's reliably and quickly predict storm surges which arc Greatest Freshwater Seas nature's greatest causes of erosion. See Our Great Lakes Heritage. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Historic Trends and Occasional Catastrophes By: Larry R. McCormick, et al. Death's Door 1984 13 pp. By: Conan B. Eaton Obtain from: New York Sca Grant Instituesee 34 pp. $3.75 (Add $1.25 per book for address list. shipping/6% sales tax for Ohio residents.) History of the notorious strait between Green Bay Lake Erie Responsz to the January 26, 1978 and Lake Michigan. Cyclone,The Obtain from: The Great Lacs Bookseller, 108 W. By: J. Steven Dingman Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. 1984 RS-017 In Journal of Geophysical Research, 89 (C4): 6427-6445, July 20 Fire and Ice Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program By: Robert Wells, et aL see address list. 450 pp. $13.95 A two volume set including Fire at Pesluigo, the Memories of the Lakes: Told in Story and Picture story of the 1871 rue that killed more people and Set iiA. OUT Great Lakes Heritage. did more damage than the Chicago rue, and Ship- wreck on Lake Michigan. North Shore Weather Wisdom Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. By: Bruce Munson and Leonard Peterson Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. 1988 SAN 4111 8 pp. FTCC Obtain from: Minnesota Sca Grant Programsee Great Lakes Maritime History address list. See HA. OUT Great Lakes Heritage. Oil Spills: A Coastal Resident' s I landbrok Great Lakes Storm Surge Flood Forecasting By: John T. Oliiohundro Methods Obtain from: Ncw York Sca Grant institutesee By: Keith W. Bedford, et al. address list. 1980 RS-015ProceedingsUrban Stormwater Management in Coastal Areas 10 pp. Our Great Lakes Connection. A Curriculum Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Guide for Grades Kindergarten Through Eight see address list. Sec 11A. Our Great Lakcs Heritage.

Great Lakes Storm Surge Planning Program Rece-d St. Clair River Ice Jam of 1984 (SSPP) By: J.A. Derecki. et al. By: National Oceanic and Atmospheric 198C In Journal of Hydraulic Engineering. Vol Administration 111 No. 12, pp. 1182-1194 19879 pp. Obtain from: Great Lakcs EnvirontiLal Research Obtain from: Water Resources Center Liorary, Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann University of Illinois. 2535 Hydrosystcms Lab, 205 Arber, MI 48105-1593. N. Mathews, Urbana, IL 61801. Secret Mission See ID. Water Sports and Safety Ships and Men of the Great Lakes IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and By: Dwight Boya Natural Ecology 1977 208 pp. Accounts of various sinking: and mishaps on the Acid Rain Stinudation of Lake Michigan Phyto- Great Lakes. planlson Growth Obtain from: Dodd. Mead Publishers, 71 5th Ave., Br B.A. Manny. et al. New York, NY 10003, or local library. 1987In the Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol.13 No.2, pp. 218-223 Shipwrecks of the Lakes Obtain from: International Association of Great By: D.T. Bowen Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 1952 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Vivid descriptions of events surrounding Great 'AIMS shipwrecks. Air Matters Obtain from: Freshwater Press, 1701 E. 12th St., By: Andy Morton Suite 3KW, Cleveland, OH 44114-3201. Ongoing Newsletter Air pollution topics of general interest in Storm Surges Wisconsin. By: J. Keir, et al. Obtain from: Wisconsin Department of Natural 1987 EP-025 Teacher guide (12 pp.) and student Resources; (608)266-2060. workbook (9 pp.) $3.00 ',indents study the action of storms over Lake Erie Annual Water Quality Report, 1986-1987 from charts and lern the causes and effects of By: The Northeastern Illinois Planning Commis- storm surges and seiches. sion Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program 1987 15 pp. Free see address list. Besides highlights of NICP's 1987 accomplishments and 1988 plans, the report explains the 1987 True Tales of the Great Lakes amendments to the Federal Clean Water Act and By: Dwight Boyer how local governments should respond. 1971 324 pp. $9.95 Obtain from: The Northeastern Illinois Planning Storms, shipwrecks, people and happenings around Commission, 400 W. Madison St., Chicago, IL the Great Lakes. One third of the iook describes in 60606. detail the S. S. Eastland and the storm of Novem- ber 1913. Art(ficial Seaweed for Shoreline Erosion Control? Obtain from: Dodd, Mead Publishers, 71 5th Ave., By: Spencer Rogers, Jr. New York, NY, 10003, or local library or book- 1986 18 pp. store. Obtain from: Univtrsity of North Carolina Sea Grant College Progrom---see address list. Wind-driven Ice-push Event in Eastern Lake Ontario, A Attitudes of Decision Makers in the Great Lakes By: Robert Gilbert, et al. States Regarding Large ,scale l)iversions 1986 6 pp. In Journal of Great Lakes Research, By: Helen A. Brohl Vol. 12., No. 4, pp. 326-331. 1986 TD-015 83 pp. $9.29 Obtain from: International Association of Great This report showed that in 1984, 62% of survey Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 respondents felt that water diversion from the Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Great Lakes should not be allowed. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Wreck Diver see address list. See ID. Other Water Sports and Safety.

Wrecks and Rescues of the Great Lakes: a Phaograph:c History 1981 117pp. Obtain from: Howell North Books, Division of Howell North-Darwin-Superior, 850 N. Hollywood Way, Burbank, CA 91505, or local library. Basic Water Environmental Series Cakulcaing Stream Flow 1979 By: David H. Greene Member's Manual 4-H1044 $0.70 1980 2 pp. I der/reacher Guide 4-H1045 $0.70 Part of a fact sheet set of aquatic activities for Leader/teacher and member/student guide booklets youth. with numerous teaching activities. Basic introduc- Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee tory material. address list. Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, MSU Bullet:it Office, 10-B Agriculture Hall, Chemical Limnology of Nonpolar Organic Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Contaminants: Polychlorinated Byphenyls in Lake 48824-1039. Superior, The By: Si. Eisenreich Beaches are Shore Protection 1987 81 pp. By: Frank Lichtkoppler This describes the characteristics of PCBs and how 1986FS-020 Free it has spread in the lake. Briefly discusses the nature of beaches and how Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant ProgramSee they can help prevent coastline erosiun. address list. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Civic SolutionLake Forest Shoreline Restoration By: John F. Fischbach, et al. Benthic Community and Sedimetu Quality 1987 15 pp. Assessment of Port Hope Harbour, Lake Ontario Also in the Proceedings of Coastal 7..one '87, the By: D.R. Hart, et al. fifth Symposium on coastal and ocean manage- 1986In Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. ment. May 26-29. 1987 Vol. 4, pp. 4406-20 12, No. 3, pp. 206-220 Obtain from Manager. City of Lake Forest, Obtain from: International Association of Great 220 E. Deerpath, Lake Forest, IL 60045. Lakes Research, University of Michigan. 2200 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Clear Wale :an Water: Current Programs and Future Stra. oies for Managing Great Lakes Water Biogeochemi.ary of Polychlorinated Biphenyls in Quality the Ac Ana Rive Estuary, Massachusetts By: The Center for the Great Lakes By: John W. Farrin,-,un, et al. 1986 512.00 1986 24 pp. A summary of a larger two volume set on U.S. and This paper helps one to better understand how Canada Great Lakes water quality laws and PCBs and related organic toxics distribute and programs, plus the proceedings o; the 1986 concentrate in fish and how they affect public Summit on the subject. health standards. Obtain from: The Center for the Great Lakes, 435 Obtain from: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute N. Michigan Ave, #1408, Chicago. IL 60611, Atm: Sea Grantsee address list. Publications; (312)645-0901.

Biological Removal of Mercury fromToxic Wan. Climatic Changes, Population Growth, and Their By: Jeffrey Williams, et al. Effects on Great Lakes Water Supplies 1985 RS-058 8 pp. Free By: Stewart Cohen The paper snows evidence that a certain strain of 1986 In Professional Geographer, Vol. 38, bacteria can remove most mercury from a typical No. 4, pp. 317-323 sewage and industrial waste sample. Obtain from: Professional Geogn.:ther, Associa- Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program tion of American Geugraphers, 1710 16th St., NW. see address list. Washington, DC 20009.

Bluff Slumping and Stability: A Conswner's Guide Coastal Design with Natural Processes Along the By: Suzanne Tainter Ocean and Great Lakes Coastlines of the U.S 1982 MICHU-SG-82-902 65 pp. An Introduction $2.00 By: Stephen Lopez. Natural forces (erosion) and human activities 1985 32 pp. which contribute to bluff instability arc defined and Th's booklet concentrates on describing how possible control measures arc discussed. erosion protective vegetation plans can control Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College erosion or both beaches and bluffs. Programsee address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Insi address list.

...1.171147 r Coastal Processes and Erosion Controlling Bluff Groundwater along the Great By: BA. Kennedy, et A. LakesCoastal Erosion and Protection 1988 EP-007 Teacher guide (17 pp.) and student By: Bruce De Young, et al. workbook (12 pp.) $3.00 1979 6 pp. Explains shore protection devices and how they Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesce work. ackirev, list. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Cross-Border Litigation, Environmental Rights in the Great Lakes Ecosystem Coastal Processes Workbook: Evaluating the By: Paul R. Muldoon Risks o f Flooding and Erosion for Great Lakes 1987 Coastal Property This book is the first in a series of examinations of By: Philip Keillor et al. the problem of ecosystem environmental protection 1987 38 pp. $1.00 in the face of political and administrative adversity This booklet features step-by-step summaries of Obtain from: Carswell Legal Publications, 2330 how to deter mine the risk of flooding, how to Midland Ave., Agencourt, ON, MI S1P7; estimate minimum constmction set-backs, and (416)291-8421. ways to evaluate shoro protection structures. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Currents and Temperatures in Green Bay, Lake Institutesee address list. Michigan By: G.S. Miller, tt al. Coastal Protection Structures and Their 1985 In Journal of Great Lakes Ra,carch, Effectiveness Vol. 11, No. 2., pp. 97-109 By: Kim Fulton-Benneu, et al. Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research Obtain from: California State Department of Laboratt,ry, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann Boating and Waterways, 1629 S. Street, Sacra- Arbor, MI 48105-1593. mento, CA 95814, or University of California Santa Cniz. Defusing Toxic Threat: Controlling Pesticides and Industrial Waste Coastal Zone Management Information Exchange By: Sandra Posrel See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. 1987 Worlds atch Paper 0179 69 pp.54.00 ($1.00 each for 21 or more copies.) Coastlines Obtain from: Worldwatch Institute, 1776 Massa- See IA. Boating. chusetts Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20036.

Contaminant Management Strategies for the Great D position of Airborne Metals into the Grea, Lakes: Optimal Solutions under Uncertain Lakes: An Evaluation of Past and Present Conditions Estimates By: Thomas D. Fountaine, et al. By: Jill Schmidt. et al. 1987 In the Journal of Grcat Lakes Reseach, 1984 Journal Reprint 22 pp. Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 178-192 Obtain from: University of Wisconsir. Sea Grant Obtain from: International Association of Great Institutesee address list. Lakes Research. The Argus H Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI 481. Development of Regional Dredged Material Disposal Plans Designating Sites that are Environ- Contaminant Trends in Lake Trout from the Upper mentally and Economically Compatible Great Lakes By: J. Wrenn, et al. See IB. Sportfishing. 1977 In DELU-W.77-001, pp. 12-13 Obtain from: Delaware Sea Grant College Contaminants and Trends in Fall Run Coho Salmon Programsce address list. See IB. Sportfishing. Dioxin: A Cause For Concern? See IB. Sportfishing. Contaminants in Fish from Great Lakes II arbors and Tributary Mouths See IB. Sportfishing.

48 Dioxi eat Lakes Fish Dynamics of Lake Michigan Phytoplankton: By. De Vault, et al. Recent Changes in Surface and Deep Communities 1' 15 pp. By: Gary L. Fahensticl, et al. amited number of carp and aout Diet samples 1987 Journal Reprint Canadian Journal of were analyzed around the Great Lakes for the Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Vol. 44, No. 3. "National Dioxin Study." This analysis -hows thc pp. 509-524 most potentially harmful areas to be examined. 01.si, 'tom: Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Obtain from: US. EPA Great Lakes Program Aqu.A.-c Sciences, Scientific Information and Office, 536 Clark St., Chicago, IL 60605: Publications Branch, 200 Kent St., Ottawa Ont. (312)353-1325. K1A 0E6 CANADA

Direuory of Great Lakes E.:ucational Material Earthwatching See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: University of Wisconsin Scs Grant Institute and University of Wisconsin Institute for Environ- Diver Assessment of the Inshore Southeastern Lake mental Studies Michigan Environment Near the DC Cook Nuclear 1989 144m. $5.00 Plant, 1973-82 Series of short informational items on the full By: John A. Dorr III, et al. range of ecological issues snd events with an 1986Special Report No. 120 160 pp. emphasis on the Great Lakes. Easily understood Obtain from: Center for Great Lakes and Aquatic by youngstes. Sciences (Great Lakes Research Division) 2200 Obtain frorUniversity of Wisconsin Sea Grant Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Institutesee address list.

Diversion of Great Lakes Water.al. ! Hydro- Ecological Effect of Rubble-mound Breakwater logic Impacts; Part 2. Economic Impacts Construction and Channel Dredging at West Sec HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Harbor, Ohio (weshvn Lake Erie) By: B.A. Mann), at al. Do You Really Understand the Fish Consumption 1985 Technical Report, EL-8-10 110 pp Advisory? Obtain from. Environmental Laboratory, U.S. By: Chris Pennisi Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station. 1987Article in The Helm newsletter, PO Box 631, Vicksburg, MS 39180.0631. Fall/Winter 1987-88 2 pp. Free

Explains how the Lak. Michigan Sportfish Effect of Influent Phorphorus Reductions on Gre,. Consumption Advisor, was developed, and what is Lakes Sewage Treatment Costs meant by terms such as "risk" or "FDA Su.adard." By: W.C. Stmzogni, et al. Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sca Grant 1986 In Water Resources Bulletin Vol. 22.. No Programsec address list. 4, pp. 623-627 Obtain from: Water Resources Bulletin. American Draft Environmental Impact Statement for a r ales Resourccs Assoc., 5410 Grosvcnor Lane, Proposed Diversion of Lake Michigan Watee at Suite 220, Bethesda, MD 20814. Chicago See TIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Effect of Lake Erie on Climate, The By: J. D. Meinke. et al. Dynamics of Lake Michigan Phytoplankon: 1979 EP-002 Teacher guide (9 pp.) and student Primary Production and Growth workbook (9 pp.) 53.00 By: Gary L. Fahenstiel, et al. Discusses effect of temperature on movement of 1987 Journal Reprint Canadian Journat air, land, and zea breezes and how they influence Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Vol. 44, No. 3. pp. 499-508 climate and economy near ltrge bodies of watcr. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: Canadian Journal of Fishcrics and see address list. Aquatic St iences, Scientific Information and Publications Branch, 200 Kit St, Om. Effect of Lake Erie on Ohio' s Temperature, The K1A 0E6 CANADA By: James Meinke, et al. 1985 EP-001 Teacher guidc arid student workbook (9 pp.) 53.00 Differences in soil and watcr hcat absorption and release st. '-^w lakes and oceans moderate land temperature. Obtain from: Oluo SPa Cram College Program see duress list. Effect of Storms on Pollution Loading Environmental Impacts of the A luatic Disposal of Estimatz s, The Dredged Material: Fact and Fancy By: Keith W. Bedford, et al. By: Robert Costanza, et al. 1986 RS-059 9PP- Free 1985 TAMU-W-76-0-003, pp. 220-235 This studies a two-dimensional simulation Obtain from: Louisiana Sea Grant College designed to synthesize the loads at Lake Eric's Programsee address list. edge. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Environmental Management Practices to Reduce see address list. Industrial Non-Point Pollution: A Summary of Best Management Practices Effect of Structures ant: Lake Level on Bluff and By: West Michigan Environmental Action Council Shore Erosion in Berrien County, MI,I970-74,The 1987 29 pr. S0.75 By: William A. Birkemier One of a series of six booklets on controlling non- 1980 76 pp. point pollution. Obtain from: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Obtain from: West Michigan Environmental Action Council, 1432 Wealthy S.F... Grand Rapids, Effects of Betuhir Macroinvertebrates on the MI 49507; (606)451-3051. Exchange of Solutes Between Sediments and Freshwater Environmental Progress By: Gerald Mati .off, et al. Bimonthly 9 pp. 1985 RS-056 15 pp. Free Obtain from: Illmois Environmental Protection This study shows three specific examples of the Agency. 2200 Churchill Rd.. PO Box 19276, impact of bottom invertebrates repolluting the Springfield, IL 62794-9276; (217)782-3397. water. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Environmental Protection Act see address list. Revised annually 40 pp. Obtain from: Illinois EPA. 220 Chur:hill Rd.. Effects of Coal Fly-ash Disposal on Water Quality PO Box 19276. Springfield, IL. 62794-9276; in and around the Indiana Dunes National (217)782-3397. Lakeshore, Indiana By: Mark A. Hardy En; ymatic Removal of Hazardous Pollutants from 1981 64 pp. Industrial Aqueous Effluents Obtain from: U.S. Geological Survey, 12201 By: Alexander M. Klibanov Sunrise Valley Dr.. Reston, VA 22092. 1983 18 pp. Obtain from: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- Environmental Assessment ogy Sea Grant College Programsee address list. By: Linda S. Reynolds 1985 39 pp. Erosion along the Great Lakes This report explains how environmental law has By: B. A. Kennedy. et al. developed. I, also suggests how it can continue to 1985 EP-006 Teacher guide (12 pp ) and student be effective in fostering wise use of the environ- workbook (9 pp.) $3 00 ment. Uses maps and aerial photos to determine recessior Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee rates along shorehnes. address list. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program--- see address list. Environmental Impact Statement for Proposed Diversion of Lake Michigan Water at Chicago Erosion and Sedimentation Along a Cohesive By: U.S. Army Corps of Enginecrs ShorelineThe Norm-central Shore of Lake Erie 1988 By: N.A. Rukavina, et al. The proposed project would divert Lake Michigan 1987 In Journal of Great Lakes Research. w-ter into the Illinois waterway when either the Vol.13 No.2, pp. 202-217 lake is above its average, there is no downstream Obtain from: Intzmational Association of Great flooding, and there is no effect on irngation m the Lakes Researcl University of Michigan. 2200 Great Lakes. Bonisteel Blvd. Ann Arbor. MI 48109. Obtain from: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Environmental Branch, Chicago District, 219 S Dearborn St.. Chicago. IL 60604

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Evidence for the Lake Chippewa Extreme Low- First Annual Review of the Great Lakes Toxic water Stage in Lake Michigan Substance Control Agreement By: Roger Bader, et al. By: Council of Great Lakes Governors 1987 In Journal of Gteat Lakes Research, 1987 Vol.13 No.2 5 pp. Reports the progress that state governments have Obtain from: International Association of Great made in implementing the six principles of the Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 Council of Great Lakes Govemors Toxic Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Substance Control Agreement of 1986. Obtain from: Local libraries or Governor's office Evolution of Water Resource Management: A Laurentian Great Lakes Case Study Fish Preparation and Consumption Guide See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage See 111. Sportfshing.

Executive Swnmary - Shoreline Situation, Indiana Five Year Program Strategy for Great Lakes Dunes National Lakeshore National Program Office of the US Environmental By: Great Lakes Coastal Research Laboratory Protcction Agency; 1986 /990 198638 pp. Free 1985 49 pp. This report summarizes the research conducted by Obtain from: Great t , National Program the Purdue University team on the erosion situation Office, US EPA, 536 S. Clark St., Chicago, IL ?long three reaches of this Lake Michigan National 60605; (312)353-2117. Lakeshore. Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Formation ofToxaphene-like Contaminants during 1100 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304; Simulated Paper Pulp Bleaching (606)451-3651. By: Richard Larsen, et al. 1986 23 pp. Facing the Lake The Coastwatchers of Racine Toxaphene is a contaminant found in the Great County,Wisconsin Lakes. This research begins to explam possible By: J. Phillip Keillor, et al. sources of toxaphene. 1984 Journal Reprint 19 pp. Obtain from: Water Resources Center, University Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant of Illinois, 2535 Hydrosystems Lab, 205 N. Institutesee address list. Mathews, Urbana, IL 61801.

Fall Beachcombirtg Geography of the Great Lakes By: Suzanne Tainter By: J. L. Timmons, et al. 1978 6 pp. MICHU-ST-78-305 1980 EP-014 Teacher guide (7 pp.) and student Describes natural treasures that can be found on workbook (17 pp.) 53.00 Great Lake Beaches. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College see address list. Programsee address list. Geomorphology and Stability of Southwes:ern Field and Labs,:atory Studies of the Toxicity to Lake Superior Coastal Slopes Phytoplankton of Polychlorinated Biphenyls By: M.N. Schultz, et al. By: C. Donald Powers, et al. 1984 6 pp. 1982 8 pp. Provides classifications and geotechnical descrip Obtain from: New York Sea Crant Institutesee tions of glacial till slopes along the southwestern address list. shore of Lake Superior. Obtain from. University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Finding Economical Solutions for Dredged Institutesee address list. Material Disposal By: Carol Cutshall, et al. Getting Coastal Permits Regulatory Programs on 1987 In Proceedings of Coastal Zone '87, the New York's Great Lakes Coast Fifth Symposium on Coastal and Ocean Manage- By: Charles R. O'Neill, Jr. ment, May 26-29, 1987, Vol. 4, pp. 4232-45 198c 19 pp. SO SO Obtain from: Wisconsin Department of Admini- This booklet explains the enure process of gating stration. 101 S. Webster, PO Box 7864, Madison, an erosion plotection structure approved in New WI, 53707. York state. Obtain from New York Sea Grant Institutesee address hst

- 71111..1i11151111 Governor's Conference on Lake Michigan Great Lakes Speakers Bureau Directory Illinois' Great Lake: Protecting and Developing a By: Great Lakes Commission Valuable Natural Resource, A 1989 80 pp. $5.00 See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Lists nearly 400 experts interested and available to make presentations on a variety of Great Lakes Great Lakes, The subjectswater quality, fisheries, geology, waste By: John Heritage. editor management, recreation, shipping, and others. 1985 32 pp. Obtain from: Great Lakes Commission, The Argus Obtain from: US Environmental Protection II Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI Agency, Great Lakes Program Office 48103. 536 S. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60605; (312)353- 2117. Great Lakes Toxic Hotspots. A Citizen' s Action Guide Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and By: David Fogarty Resource Book, The 1985 49 pp. See ILA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Obtain from: The Lake Michigan Federation, 59 E. Van Buren, #2215, Chicago, IL 60603; Gree' Lakes Facts Brochures (312)939-0838. See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Great Lakes' Troubled Waters, The Great Lakes Region in Children' s Books,The By: Charles E. Cobb, Jr. By: Donna Taylor, editor 1987 36 pp. 1980 Obtain from: Local libraries. A sek.cted annotated listing of curriculum-oriented books about Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minne- Great Lakes United, The sota, Ohio, Ontario, and Wisconsin, as well as their Quarterly bordering lakes. Obtain from: Great I%es United, State University Obtain from: Local library or Green Oaks Press Ccllege at Buffalo, Cassety Hall, 1300 Elmwood Publishers, 9339 Spicer Road, Brighton, MI 48116. Ave., Buffalo, NY 14222; (716)886-0142. Great Lakes Legal Seminar: Diversion and Great Lakes Water Levels ConsumptionUse 1986 By: The Center for the Great Lakes FTCC 1986 $10.00 (10 or more copies, $8 each) Booklet with maps, graphs, aid drawings regarding level cycles, controls and fon casting techniques. A collection of papers presented at a 1985 seminar Obtain from: The Information Unit, Canada attended by leading U.S. and Canadian water law experts. Center for Inland Waters, PO Box 5050, Burling- ton, Ontario LTR 4A6, CANADA. Obtain from: The Center for the Great Lakes, 435N.Michigan Ave. #1408 Chicago, IL 60611, Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement. An Attn: Fhiblications; (312)645-0901. Evolving Instrument for Ecosystem Management By: Robert E. Stein, et al. Great Lakes Regional Fallout Source Functions, 1986 Environment, Vol. 28., No. 6, pp 25-27 NOAA Technical Memoranium EPLGLERL,56 By: J.A. Robbins Obtain from: Environment, Heldref Publications, 1985 22 pp. 4000 Albemarle St., NW, Washington, DC 20016. Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement of 1978 Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann (as Amended in 1987) Arbor, MI 48105-1593. By: Lee Thomas, et al. 1987 Great Lakes Reporter,, The Free See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. The amendments strengthen each .igning party's accountability ane contain ten new sections Great Lakes Shore Erosion and Flooding Assis- ranging from ranking of cultural pollutants to tancePrograms prov.iing a stronger citizc ' role. By: Great Lakes Commission Obtain from: International Joint Commission, 1987 13 pp, $1.25 Regional Orrice, PO Box 32869, Detroit, MI 48232. Obtain from: Great Lakes Commission, The Argus II Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI 48103.

52 Great Lakes Water Quality Improvement Human Health and Lake fichigan Fish By: J.7. De Pinto, et al. See IB. Sportfishing. 1986Environmental Science and Technology, Vol. 20, No. 8., pp. 752-759 IAGLR-87, Program and Abstract of 30th Obtain from: Environment Science and 1%.chnol- Conference ogy, American Chemical Society, 1155 16th St., By: International Association of Great Lakcs NW., Washington, DC 20036. Research 1987 64 pp. Ground-water Data for Michigan, 1985 This booklet provides an overview of the latest By: U.S. Department of Interior, Geological Great Lakes research topics and lists sources to Surv:. contact for additional information. 198650 pp. Open-File Report: 86-417 Obtain from: International Association of Grcat Obtain from: U.S. Geological Survey, District Lakes Research, 2200 Bonisteel, University of Chief, 6520 Merchantile Way, Suite 5, Lansing, Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109. MI 48910. Illinois Water Quality Report Guide to Coastal Erosion Processes, A By: Division of Way Pollution Control, By: Charles O'Neil, Jr. Planning Section 1985 14 pp. 1988 Free 7 is bulletin gives a better understanding of This report addresses the water quality assessment natural coastal processes that cause shoreline efforts of the State of Illinois for fiscal years 1986 erosion. grid 1987. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesec Obtain from: Illinois Environmental Protection address list. Agency, 2200 Churchill Rd., PO Box 19276, Springfield, IL 62794-9276. Guidelines for the Effective Use of Floating Tire Breakwaters IPinoi Water Resource Directory By: C:T. Bishop, ct al. By: Water Resources Center, University of Illinois 1983 19 pp. 1986 55 PP. Obtain from: Ncw York Sea Grant Institutesec Obtain from: Water Resources Center, University address list. of Illinois, 2535 Hydrosystems Lab, 205 N. Mathews, Urbana, IL 61801. HELMHappenings and Educational Activities Around Lake Michigan,The Impacts of CO2-induced Climatic Changes on See IA. Boating. Water Resources in the Great Lakes Basin By: Stewart J. Cohen Help Yourself 1986 In Water Resources Bulletin, Vol. 8, 1978 Free pp. 135-153 A discussion of Great Lakes erosion problems Obtain from: American Water Resources and various engineering mcthods of shoreline Association, 5410 Grosvenor Lanc, Suite 220. protection. Bethesda. MD A814. Obtain from: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, North Central Division, 5 36 S. Clark St., Chicago, Implications of Interbasin Diversions, Consump- IL 60605. tive Use, an,: the Greenhouse Effect on Future Great Lakes Water Management Homeowner's Guide to Reducing Water Pollution See UA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: West Michigan Environmental Action Council 19 87 27 pp.$0.40 (complete set $1.00) Improving the Performance of Wooden Waterfn ,nt One of a svies of six booklets on controlling non- Structures and Boats point pollution. See IA. Boating. Obtain from: West Michigan Environmental Action Council, 1432 Wealthy S.E., Grand Rapids, Incidence of Deformities in Chironomus Spp fron MI 49507; (606)451-3051. Port Hope Harbour, Lake Ontario, The By: W.F. Warwick, ct al. How to Use Fill Material in Stabilizing Shoreline 1987 In Journal of 'ireat Lakes Research. Bluffs or Banks Vol.13, No.1, 5 pp. 1986Pennants fact sheet series 2 pp. Obtain from: International Associanon of Grcat Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sca Grant Lakcs Research, University of Michigan, 2200 Institutesee address list. Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48 i u9

53 Indiana Environment, The Lake Erie and Changing Lake Levels Bimonthly newsletter By: Carolyn Farnsworth, et al. Obtain from: The Indiana Department of Environ- 1985 EP-005 9 pp. $3.00 mental Management, Office of External Affairs, Set of activities included in this teacher and youth 105 S. Meridian St., PO Box 6015.Indianapolis. guide. IN 46206; (317)232-8560. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Indiana Shoreline Erosion, Vols. 11 and III 1982 150 pp. Lake Erie Fo:as Obtain from: US Army Corps of Engineers. See IIA. Our Great Lake Heritage. Chicago District, 219 S. Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60604. Lake Erie Shore Erosion By: Frank Lichtkoppler Indiana Waste Exchange 1986 Free By: Environmental Quality Control, Inc. Discusses the two :main shore erosion processes: Ongoing wave erosion and mass wasting. This catalog lists waste materials which have Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program beneficial and commercial value. see address list. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Environ- mental Mealagement, Office of Tech. Anistant, Lake Huron 1980 Intensive Survey, Summary 105 S. Meridian, PO Box 6015, Indianapolis, IN Report. Report to the Surveillance Work Group 46206; (317)232-8172. See BA. Our Great Lakes Heritage.

Internatioaal Joint Commission Annual Report Lake Level Effects as Measured from Aerial Photos This organization advises the Us and Canadian By: John G. Lyon, et al. goverrunnts on international Great Lakes issues. 1984 RS-030 Journal Reprint 9 pp. Obtain from: International Joint Commission Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Great Lakes Regional Office Information Services, see address list. PO Box 32869, Detroit, MI 48232. Lake Michigan Monitor Introduction to Michigan' s Water rce3ources See BA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: Institute of Water Research 1987 64 pp. $ 4.95 Lake Superior Game, The Contains 16 color maps and 35 graphs, photos and By: Barbara Liukkonen illustrations that help the reader to understand 1989 12 pp. Free Michigan's water resources and their need to be Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee carefully managed. address list. Obtain from: Michigan State University, 334 Natural Resources Bldg., East Lansing, MI 48824; Lake Superior Water Quality Issues: Recommen- (..;17)353-3742. dation.s for Action By: Great Lakes United Key Actions to Restore Beneficial Uses of the 1987Report Lower Green Bay Area of Concern: A Summary Represents a citizen's agenda for water quality Report programs developed at the Lake Superior regional By: H.J. Harris meeting. 198731 pp. Free Obtain from: Great Lakes United, State University This report outlines priorities for rehabilitating College at Buffalo, Cassety Hall, 1300 Elmwood Green Bay. Ave., Buffalo, NY 14222; (716)886-0142 Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Giant Institutesee adaress list. Lake Superior Water Supply Forecasting By: T.E. Croley 11, et al. Lacustrine Lessons 1987 Preprint volume for the Sixth Conference See hA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. on Hydrometeorology, Indianapolis, Indiana, October 29-Novembes 1, 1985 Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, 2205 Commotm-alth Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105-1593.

54 lAte,G.. t Lakes: An Environmental History,The Managing the ft:ors of the Great Lakes Basin By: Ashworth William By: Council of Great Lakes Governors rt. 1987 274 pp. S12.9S 1987 47 pp. Obtain from: Wayne State University Press, 5959 The Water Resources Management Committee Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48202. reports to the Governors and Premiers of the Great Lakes State and Novinces in this publication. Law and the Lakes: Toward a Legal Framework Obtain from: Council of Great Lakes Governors, for Safeguarding the Great Lakes Water 310 S. Michigan Ave., 10th Floor, Chicago, IL Supply,The 60604. See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Manual for Researching Historical Coastal League of Women Voters Lake Michigan Inter. Erosion, A League Group Newsletter By: Kim F lton By: Shirley Batchelder, editor 1981 56 pp. Quarterly newsletter Obtain from: California Sea Grant College Obtain from: Mary Woodland, Co-Chairman of Pmgramsee address list. the Inter-League Group, 18345 Perth Ave., Homewood, IL 60430; (312)798-8280. Mapping Drainage Areas on Digital Maps from Boundary Coordinate: Littoral Drift By: T.E. Croley, et al. See IA. Boating. 1986Open file report Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research Looking Back at Love Canal Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann By: John Deegan, Jr. Arbor, MI 48105-1593. 1987In Environmental Science and Technology, Part 1, Vol. 21, No. 4, pp. 328-331 and Part 2, Vol. Middle Holocene Dry Period in the Northern 21, No. 5, pp. 421-426 Midwestern United States: Lake Levels and Pollen Obtain from: Environmental Science and Stratigraphy Technology, American Chemical Society, 1155 By: M.G. Winkler 16th St., NW, Washington, DC 20036. 1986 Quarterly Research, Vol 25, No. 2, pp. 235-250 Low Cost Shore Protection Obtain from: Quaternary Research, Academic 1981 Free Press, Inc., Journal Division, 1250 6th Avenue, Good innoduction to shoreline protection. San Diego, CA 92101. L- .udes graphics cod is written in easy to t ; understand tenns. Models of a Biological Process for Mercury Obtain from: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Decontamination North Cennal Division, 536 S. Clan,. St., Chicago, By: Ann Denise Christy IL 60605. 1986 TD-017 106 pp. '..11.55 Describes a new process that detoxifies mercury Maintaining Coastal Erosion Control Structures using certain strains of bacteria. The details of this By: Charles R. O'Neill Jr., et al. process are explained so that it can be most 19845 pp. effectively used. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Progam andress list. see address list.

Managing Coastal Erosion through Community Modernizing Local GovernmentsA Regional Action Government Approach to Managing the By: Jay Tanski, et al. Environment 1986 8 pp. 1973 Charer 4 31 pp. This bulletin contains information useful to coastal Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee property owners, local government officials, and address list. regulatory agencies. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list.

f;,, Municipal Assistan-z in Financing a Group 1987 Directrry of Environmental Agencies and Erosion Abatemult Project Organizations in the Rochester-Genessee4;inger By: Frank R. LiAtkoppler, et al. Lakes Region of New York State 1986 FS-037 2 pp. Free By: Center for Environmental Information This fact sheet explains some innovative methods 1987 61 pp. $6.00 of erosion control that neighborhood groups have Obtain from: Center for Environmental Informa- Implemented. Shows the cost saving results of tion, 33 S. Washington St., Rochester, NY 14608. group versus individual efforts. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Nonagricultural Pesticides - Risks and Regulation see address list. By: US General Accountirg Office 1986 Report # GAO/RCED-86-97 Natural Resources cf Illinois: Introduction anJ $2.00 (25% discount for orders of 100 or more) Guide,The Obtain from: US General Accounting Office; By: R.D. Neely, et.al. (202)275-6241. 1987 224 pp. $10.00 Reprint from Srcial Publications, Vol. 6 Northwest Indiana Environmental Action Plan Obtain from: Illinois Natural History Survey, 172 By: Robert Hilton Natural Resources Bldg., 607 E. Peabody Dr., 1987 Champaign, IL 61820. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Environ mental Management, 105 S. Meridian St., Near-Real Time Forecasting of Large Lake Water Indianapolis, IN 46225. Supplies: A User's Manual By: T. E. Croley II, et al. Occurrence and Rates of Chemical Biodegradation 1987 NOAA publication: TM ERL GLERL-61 in Superior Harbor Water Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research By: Dinesh D. Vaishnav, et al. Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann 1986 8 pp. In Journal of Great Lakes Arbor, Ml 48105-1593. Research, Vol. 12, No.3, pp. 184-191 Obtain from: International Association of Great New Approach for the Establishment of Fish Lakes Research, Unviersity of Michigan, 2200 Consumption Advisories,A Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 By: Milton Clark, et al. 1987 In Journal of Great Lakes Research, Ocean Coastal Erosio Protection Judicial Vol. 13, No. 3 8 pp. Allocation of Shoreowners' Rights and Responsi- Presents an advisory approach that employs risk &Nies assessment techniques. By: Milton Kaplan Obtain from: International Association of Great 1984 100 pp. Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 Examines when homeowners are eligible for these Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. erosion protection structures. Looks at Long Island problems, but applies elsewhere. New Y ork Great Lakes Water Levels Update Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee By: Charles R. O'Neil, editor addrcss list. Occasional Free series reports on current water levels for Ohio Sea Grant Education Program. Development, shoreline land and facility owners, local officials, Implementation, Evaluation,1 he and the media on Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. By: V. J. Mayer. et al. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Extension, 405 1989 EP-075 155 pp. S8.00 Administration Bldg. State University College, Monograph descnbing ten years of aquatic Brockport, NY 14420. education in Ohio with model for curriculum development and dissemination. New Y ork State Supplement to Coastal Problems Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program and Resource Management see address list. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Oil Spill Newspaper clippings from the 5-county area in the By: Rosanne W. Fortner. et al Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan region-1986 to 1980 EP.012 Teacher and Youth Guides $1 00 Present See IA. Boating. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program-- see address list.

6 On the Use of Biological Controls for Managing Phosphorus Diet for the Lower Lakes, A Great Lakes Disturbances By: U.S. Environmental Protection Agcncy By: Flint Warren 1986 21 pp. 1987 In Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. Executive summary of the U.S. Task Force plan for 13. No. 1, pp. 93-95 phosphorus load reductior '3 Lake Erie, Lake Obtain from: International Association of Great Ontario and Saginaw Bit! Lakrs Research. University of Michigan, 2200 Obtain from: U.S. EPA, Region V, 230 S. Bonhteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL 60604.

Our Great Lakes Connection: A Curriculum Phosphorus Release Processes in Nearshore Guide for Grades KindergartenThrough Eight Southern La; e Michigan See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: Michael A. Quigley, et al. 1986Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aqvatic Our Jewel, Our MonsterFacing Up to the Lake' s Sciences. Vol. 43, No. 6, pp. 1201-1207 Assault on our Shoreline Obtain from: Canadian Journal of Fisheries anc: By: Jeff Lyon Aquatic Sciences, Scientific Information and October, 1987Sunday Magazine, Chicago Publications Branch, 200 Kcnt St., Ottawa Ont. Tribune 16 pp. K1A 0E6, CANADA. Describes Chicago's eroding shoreline in 1987 and how city leaders coped with this problem. Physical Data for the Illinois Coastal Zone Contains photographs, diegrams, and a reader's Management Development Program stwvey. 1975 Vol. 2 Obtain from: Chicago Tribune. 435 N. Michigan Obtain from: Illinois Statc Geological Survey, 124 Ave. Chicago, II 60611; (312)222-3232. Natural Resource Bldg., 615 E Peabody Dr., Champaign, IL 61820. Ou#41l Systems can Achieve Safe Effluent Levels By: F.Y. Sorrell Phytoplankton Composition, Abundance. and 1980 Journal Reprint 7 pp. Distribution Near Shore L. ke Ontario and Obtain from: University of North Carolina Sea Oswego River and Ilarbor Grant College Programsec address list. By: Joseph C. Makarewicz 1987 In Journal of Great Lakes Rasearch, PCBs in Fish: A Problem? Vol.13, No.1, pp. 56-64 By: V. J. Mayer, et al. Obtain from: International Association of Great 19'3 EP-023 Teacher guide (25 pp.) md student Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 workbook (10 pp.) $3.00 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Discusses PCBs in Lake Erie and Ontario and how they affect fish consumption. Plenary Paper I .Exposure assessment Compu- Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College program taticnal Stra:egies Report of the Workshop on see address list. Hazard Assessment of Chemicals By: B.J. Eadie, et al. Perspectives on Nonpoini Source Pollution, 1985 Proceedings of a National Conference, Kansas Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research City, Missouri, 1985 Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann 1985 513 pp. Arbor, MI 48105-1593 Obtain from: US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Water Regulations and Stan- Pollution Control Facility Siting in Illinois dards, 230 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, IL 60604. By: Office of Government and Community Affairs 1987 PesticidesEPA' s Formidable Task to Assess and This booklet highlights the significant 1987 Regulate their Risks amendments to the pollution control act relating to By: US General Accounting Office the location of sanitary landfills and hazardous 1986 Report # GAO-RCED-86-125 $2.00 waste disposal sites. (25% discount for orders of 100 copies or more) Ortain from: Illinois Environmental Protection Obtain from: US General Accounting Office; Agercy, 2200 Churchill Rd, PO Box 1s)276, (202)775-6241. Spring `kid, IL 62706

57 Pollution in Lake Erie: Anharaduction Rebirth of Lake Erie: Recovering from Phospho. By: Carole P. Basehore, et al. rus Enrichment 1980 EP-008 Teacher and youth guides$3.00 By: Charles E. Herdendorf Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program 1986 RS-051 8 pp. Free see address list. This report explains how the lake's water and life forms increased in health and numbers as the Preliminary Investigation of Integrated Bluff phosphorus decreastei. Protection System for Lake Erie Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program By: Wayne Douglas Reynolds see ad&ess list. 1985 TB-012 144 pp. $15.00 Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Recommendation for Shoreline Protection and see address list. Recreational EnhancementFinal Report By: Chicago Shoreline Protection Commission Primer Regarding Certain Provisions of the 1988 90 pp. Free Illinois Groundwater Protection Act, A This report makes recomraendations on Lake By: Division of Public Water Supplies Michigan waterfront revitalization projects. 1987 48 pp. Obtain from: Department of Planning. City Han. This booklet outlines and elaborates on chief 121 N. LaSalle St.. Chicago, IL 60602; (312)744- provisions of the latest Illinois groundwater 3025. protection act. Obtain from: Illinois Environmental Protection Reducing Polluted Runoff from Commerciall Agency. 2200 Churchill Rd.. PO Box 19276. Institutional AreasImpacts and ilest Springfield, IL 62794-9276. ManagementPractices By: West Michigan Environmental Action Council Proceedings of the 1986 Green Bayl Fox River 1987 30 pp. Su 75 Research Symposium, The One of a series of six booklets on controlling non- By: H.J. Harris. et al. point pollution. 1986 47 pp. Free Obtain from: West Michigan Environment Action Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Council. 1432 Wealthy S.E., Grand Rapids. MI Institutesee address list. 49507; (606)451-3051.

Production of Planktonic Bacteria in Lake Reducing Toxic Runoff from Construction Sites Michigan Impacts and Best Management Practices By: D. Scavia, et al. By: West Michigan Environmental Action Council 1986 In Limnology Oceanography, Vol. 31. 1987 11 pp. $0.40 No. 3. pp. 612-626 One of a series of six booklets on controlling non- Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research point pollution. Laboratory. 2205 Commonwealth Blvd.. Ann Obtain from: Wesr Michigan Environment Action Arbor. MI 48105-1593. Council, 1432 Wealthy S.E.. Grand Rapids. MI 49507; (606)451-3051. Projected Increases in Municipal Water Use in the Great Lakes due to CO2-indured Climatic Change Region 5 Hazardous Wasu and Toxic Substances By: Stewart I. Cohen 1985 24 pp. 1987 In Water Resources Bulletin. Vol. 23. Obtain from: US Environmental Protection No. 1, pp. 91-101 Agency. Great Lakes Program Office. 536 S. Clark Obtain from: Water Resources Bulletin. American St., Chicago, IL 60605; (312)785-2800. Water Resources Association. 5410 Grosvenor Lane. Suite 220, Bethesda, MD 20814. Regional Land Use Policy Plan, An Element of the Comprehensive General Plat. of Northeastern Putting PCBs in Perspective Illinois See IB. Sportfishing. 1984 48 pp. Obtain from: Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission, 400 W. Madison St.. 2nd Floor, Chicago. IL 60606; (3!21454-0400.

58 Regional Water Supply Plan, an Element oft/it keview of Containment and Collection Devices for Comprehensive General Plan of Northeastern Oil Spills, A Illinois By: James E. Glattly 1978 34 pp. 1979 NYSGI-UI-79-003. pp. 9-10 Obtain from: Northeastern Illin, 's Planning Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Invitutesee Commission. 400 W. Madison Si, 2nd floor. address list. Chicago. IL 60606: (312)454-0400. Review: Phosphorus-Planlaon Dynamics and Regulation of Water Quality in Lake Michigan: Phosphorus Cycling in Aquatic Systems, A Report of the Food Web Workshop By: S.J. Tarapchak, ct al. By: James F. Kitchell, et al. 1986 No. NOAA TM ERL GLERL-60 1988 In Journal of Great Lakes Research. Vol. Obtain from: Great Lakes Environmental Research 14. No.1, 7 pp. Laboratory. 2205 Commonwealth Blvd.. Ann Explains how the salmon, alewife, and zooplankton Arbor. MI 48105-1593. food web is a major cause of increased water clarity in the sununcr. Role of Agencies, Scientists, and the Public in Obtain from: International Association of Great Planaing Dredged-Sediment Disposal, The Lakes Research, The University of Michigan. 2200 By: H. Bokuniewicz. et al. Bonistect Blvd, Ann Arbor. MI 48109. 1982 Journal reprint 5 PP. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Relative Cancer Risks of Chemical Contaminants address list. in the Great Lakes See IB. Sponfishing. Role of Taste in Food Selection by Freshwater Zooplankton,The Remedial Action Plans for Areas of Concern By: William De Mott By: International Joint Corranission 1986 RS.046 7 PP. 1987 Pee Discusses the ability of certain zooplankton to This brochure dmribes the process of identifying. detect nutritious food which allowed them to planning and implementing remedial measures for survive better than other zooplenkton, thereby the 42 "Areas of Concern." helping ecologists better understand the food web. Obtain from: International Joint Commission. PO Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Box 32869, Detroit, MI 48323; (313)226-2170. sec address list.

Remote Sensing and Oceanographic Equipment Seiche, The Technology: Some Present Systems and Fiaure Sec IA. Boating. Needs By: Peter Cornillor,. et al. Shoreline Erosion along the Indiana Coast of Lake 1985 Journal reprint 19 pp. $4.00 Michigan Obtain from: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- 1979 41 pp. ogy Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Resources. 612 State Office Buildiog. Indianapolis, Remote Sensing of Tidal ChlorophyltA Variation IN 46204. in Estuaries By: Glenn P. Cams. et al. Shoreline Ero.sion,Sperial Problems for Realtors 1985 Journal reprint Free to California By: Leslie Y. Lin residents (non-residents multiple copies $1.00 1976 MICHU-SG-76-302 Journal reprint 2 pp each) Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Obtain from: California Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Programsec address list. Shoreline Erosion- Questions and Answers Research Team Examining Pollution Effects in the By: Mich;gan Sca Grant Calumet Area 1985 14 pp.MICHU-SG-85-511 S0.50 By: Linnea Eschenlohr Explains the natural erosion process and provides 2 pp. Free practical advice on how to control shoreline Dcscribcs a study undertaken to documInt the erosion. extent and effect of Lake Calumet pollution on Obtain from: Michigan Sca Grant College South Chicago. Program.see address list Obtain from: Illinoic State Water Survey, 2204 Griffith Dr.. Champaign. IL 61820.

111..1111: Shoreline Protection Structures Structural Methods for Controlling Coastal By: Frank Lichtkoppler Erosion 1981 FS-el 1 2 pp. By: Charles R. O'Neill, Jr. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant Coller I rogram 1986 28 pp. see address list. Gives coastal landowners, developers, and government officials a means to determine whcn Slip Sliding Away: Erosicn on Lake Superior's and what erosion control measures might bc North Shore applicable to specific coastal conditions. By: Dale Baker. et al. Obtain fr ,rn: New York Sea Grant Institutesee 1987 4 pp. Free address list. This describes a 1986 erosion survey of 199 coastal property owners in three counties on Minnesota's Study of Legal, Institutional and Financing Issues North Shore. Relating to Implementation of Lake Michigan Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Shore Protection in Illinois, A address list. By: Chapman and Cutler 1979 138 pp. Sources of Information about Great Lakes Water Obtain from: Illinois Department of Transporta- Levels and Erosion tion. Division of Water Resources. 310 S. By: Dale Baker Michigan, Rm. 1606. Chicago. IL 60611: 1987 2 pp. Free 12)793-5948. Obtain from: Minnesota Sca Grant Programsee address fist. Study of Michigan Caspian Tern and Double Crested Cormorant Colonies in Lake Huron, Southeastern Wearshore Lake Michigan: Impact of Michigan, and Superior the Donald C. Cook Nuclear Plant By: Hiroko Kurita, et al. By: Ronald Rossman, editor 1987 1986 Publication 22 432 pp. Birds from two toxic hot spots. Green Bay and Obtain from: Center for Great Lakes and Aquatic Saginaw Bay. and less contaminated areas all Sciences, 2200 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI showed widespread embryonic deformities. 48109. Obtain from: Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Office of the Great Lakes, PO Box State and Federal Interactive Relationship on 30028. Lansing. MI 48109. Water Pollution Regulatory Systems By: Prince Collins Chukobasih Superior Pursuit: Facts about the Greatest Great 1981 29 pp. Lake Obtain from: Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant 1989 (revised) Free Consortiumsee address list. All about the big lakeits size, geology, water quality. eic. State of the Great Lakes. Annual Report for Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee 1988-89 address list. By: Michigan Department of Natural Resources 1989 40 pp. Survey of Status of Public Involvement in Remedial Obtain from: Michigan Departmc. latural Actions Plans Around the Great Lakes Resources. The Office of the Great ...akes. PO Box By: The Center for the Great Lakcs 30028. Lansing, MI 48909. 1987 This inventory of activities and people involved Struagraphk Study of Beach Features on the with each of the Grcat Lakes 42 "arcas of concern" Southwestern Shore of Lake Michigan, A shows consensus building is occurring due to in- By: Curtis E. Larscii volvement with remedial action plans 1985 31 pp. Obtain from: The Center for the Grcat Lakes, 435 New evidatce of the holocene lake level fluctua- N. Michigan Ave., #1408 Chicago, IL 60611, Attn. tions. Publications: (312)645-0901. Obtain from: Illinois State Geological Survz.y. 463 Natural Resources Building. 615 East Peabody Dr., Surveys of Trace Contaminatus in the St Clair Champaign. IL 61820. River By: C.H. Chan. et al. 1986 Science Series No. 158 10 pp. Obtain from: Publications Office, Environment Canada, Ontario KIA 0E7. CANADA.

60 Temporal Distribution of Fecal Pollution Indica. Tribide to the Great Lakes, A tors and Opporturustic Pathogens at a Lake By: Michigan Natural Resources Magarine Ontario Bathing Beach I 9fi6 By: James P. Sheny, et al. Obtain from: Michigan Department of Natural 1986 In Journal of Great Lakes Research, Vol. Resources, PO Box 30034, Lansing, MI 48909. 12, No. 3 pp. 154-160 Obtain from: International Associatiou of Great Twine Line Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 See IA. Boating. Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Unfulfilled PromisesSummary A Ci:izens Tests and Standards for Drinking W. :er Review of the huernational Great Lakes Water By: Barbara Liukkonen Iility Agreement 1989 8 pp. Frcc By: Great Lakcs United Obtain from: Minncsota Sca Grant Programsec 1987 12 pp. S2.00 address list. This report briefly explains th, 1978 Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, the put lic hearings, the Toxaphene: Status in the Great Lakes findings, and the recommendations for improve- By: John R. Sullivan ments. 1985 39 pp. Obtain from: Great Lakes United, 24 Agassir Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Circle, Buffalo, NY 14124; (716)886-0142. Institutesce address list. Upwellings Toxic Chemicals in the Great Lakes Basin Sec IA. Boating. Ecosystem: Some Observations By: Thomas Muir, et al. Urban Effects on Water Quality and Quantity- 1987 51 pp. Frcc Conference Proceedings Muir, an economist, and Sudar, a sosiologist, 1.3 Wcndy Blake-Coleman, editor synthesized data from 323 studies and found links 1983 361 pp. between toxic chemicals and human health threats Obtain from: Illino:s Department of Energy and in the Grcat Lakes. Natural Resources, 325 W. Adams, Springfield, IL Obtain from: Environment Canada, Canadian 62704 - i a92; (21 7)785-2800. Government Publishing Centre, Ottawa, Ontario KI A 0S9, CANADA. Use of Thematic Mapper Data to Assess W ater Quality in Green Bay and Central Lake Michigan Toxic Chemicals: Wiat They AreI low Do They By: Richard Lathrop, Jr., et al. Affect You 1986 10 pp. 1985 3 pp. Obtain from. Umversity of Wisconsm Sea Grant Obtain from: US Environmental Protection Institutesee address Ikt. Ag dey, Great Lakes Program Office, 536 S. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60605; (312)353-2117. User's Guide to the Littoral Enwronment Oli.%erva non (LEO) Retrieval System,A Toxicity of Toxaphene to Bosmina Longirostris arid By: Ann R. Sherlock, et al Daphnia Sp. (Crustacea) 1987 By: Alexander J. Novak, et al. CED program was established to recruit volunteer 1986 In Bulletin of Environmental Contaminant observers of coastal wave information. The I ED Toxicology, Vol. 37, pp. 719.721 Retrieval System is cemputer-based and performs a Obtain from: The National Fisheries Center - variety of data retrieval and analysis. Great Lakcs, 1451 Green Rd., Ann Arbor. MI Obtain from: US Army Corps of Engineers 48105. Watens ays Experiment Station, PO Box 631, Vicksburg, MS 39180-0631, (601)634-2571 Trace Metal Conceruratiom in the Offshore Waters and Sediments of Lake Superior Using Enhanced Landsat Images for CaIthratins; By: Ronald Rossman Real-time Estuarine Watt', Qualitl. Models 1986 122 pp. By: J.M. Hill, et al Obtain from University of Michigan, Great Lakes 1980 Journal reprint 4 pp Research Division. 2200 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Obtain fromFlorida Sea Grant College Pro Arbor, MI 48109. gramsee address list

61 Using the Lake Trout as an Indicator of Ecosystem World Conference on Large Lakes, Mackinac Health By: Katie Wolf By: T.R. Marshall, et al. 1986 111 pp. 1987 Technical Re Vol. 49 35 pp. Recommends action for toxic contamination. This is an application the dichotomous key. Obtain from: Lewis Publishers, Inc., 121 S. Main Obtain from: Great Lakes Fishery Commission, St., PO Box 519, Chelsea, MI 48118; (313)475- 1451 Green Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105. 8619.

Vegetation and Its Role in Reducing ..akes Zooplankson of the Great LakesA Guide to the Shoreline Erosion Identification and Ecology of the Common By: Michigan Sea Grant Crustacean Species 1988 42 pp. MICHU-SG-88-700$0.50 By: Mary D. Lalcer, et al. Provides information and guidelines on how to use 1984 175 pp. vegetation to help stabihze and preserve Great Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Press, 114 Lakes shorelines. N. Murray Si, Madison, WI 5371. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list. IIIB. Wetlands

Wahr Diversion and Great Lakes Institutions: A Acquisition of Development Rights in the Coanal Report to the Governors and Premiers of the Great Zone: An Alternative to Wetlands Regulation, The Lakes States By: David M. Aschtr 1985 46 pp. 1979 66 pp. Obtain from: Council of the Great Lakes Gover- Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee nors. address list.

Water Level Changes. Factors In, Aancing the Action for the Eighties... and Beyond - Vol. II, Great Lakes A Strategic Plan for Illinois Wildlife Resources, By: Great Lakes Commission FY87-FY9I 1986 14 pp. 51.25/copy By: Illinois Department of Conservation Obtain from: Great Lakcs Commission. The Argus 1986 17 pp. II Buildling, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI Sections on waterfowl and furbearers will aid in 48103. teaching about wetlands. Obtain from: Office of Field Operations, Division Water Quality and Pollution Control in Michigan. of Wildlife Resources, 600 N. Grand Ave. W., 1986 Report Springfield. IL 62706 By: Michigan Department of Natural Resources 1986 132 pp. Action for the Eighties... and Beyond, Vol III , Obtain from: Michigan Department of Natural A Strategic Plan for Illinois Heritage, Endangered Resources, Great L.kes and Environmental and Threatened Species, FY87-FY9 I Assessment Section, PO Box 30028, Lansing, MI By: Illinois Department of Conservation 48909. 1986 9 pp. This is of interest to teachers, because many of Water-Related Teaching Activities these species arc found in wetlands. By: Herbert Cook, ct al. Obtain from: Office of Field OperationDivision 1977 149 pp. $ 8.00 of N iural Heritage. 600 N. Grand Ave., W., Teaches students abs:ut water resources. Includes a Springfield. IL 62706. reference list of films on water resources and water equipment. Amph" ..ns of Illinois Obtain from: ERIC Center, College of Education, By: Paul Vv Farmalec The Ohio State University. 1200 Chambers Rd.. 1954 Cilumbus, OH 43212. Identifies all known Illinois species of frog, toads, and salamanders. Water Resources Data, Indiana, Water Years 1985 Obtain from: Illinois State Museum Society. By U.S. Department of Interior. Geological S. ing and Edwards Streets. Springfield. IL 62706 Survey 1987 306 pp. Obtain from: US Geological Survey, Water Resources Division, 5957 Lakeside Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46278.

6 'i- Aquatic Plants of Illinois Lonstructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment By: G. S. Winterringer, ct al. June 1988 Conference Proceedings 1977 1988 Illustrated manual with identification keys. information on wetlands as waste treatment Obtain from: Illinois State Museum Society, systems, including papers on design, construction. Spring and Edwards Streets. Springfield, IL 62706. operation, and monitoring. Obtain from: Tennessee Valley Auth -Thy. Waste Aquatic Plants of Lithe E4e Region Management Program. 2044 Old City Hall. 1985 $1.00 Knoxville, TN 37902. Includes illustrations and descriptions of the four general plant types. Creation of Wetland Habitat in Northeastern Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Illinois see address list By: Donald L. Hey. ct al. 1982 119 pp. Assessmeru of Wetland Re.ources: Manual for Obtain from: Illinois Department of Energy and Workshop Natural Resources, 325 W. Adams. Springfield. IL By: John G. Lyon. et al. 62704-1982; (217)785-2800. 1983 MICHU-SG.83-600 21 pp. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Density and Distribution of Larval Fishes in Programsee address list. Pentwater Marsh: A Coastal Wetland on Lake Michigan Atlas of the Spawning and Nursery Areas of Great By: Sara L. Chubb. c.t al. Lakes Fishes MICHU-SG-81-301 Frcc 1982 Study of larval fish abundancc in densely vegetated Obtain from: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. bayous and open-water area- of Lake Michigan Office of Biological Services. 18th and C Streets. Obtain from: Michigan Sca Grant College NW, Washington, DC 20240. Programse.t address list.

BulletinSociety of Wetland Scientists Developing Criteria for the Evaluation of Wetlands By: Lyndon C. Lee by: Jose; h A. Ncafscy Quarterly newsletter 1"- 43 pp. Obtain from: Society of Wetland Scientists. 01a from: Ncw York Sca Grant Institutesr Office of Wetland Protection, 401 M. St. SW. address list. Washington. DC 20460; (202)382-5299. Drowning Pool, The Chicagoland Pond Life By: Lee Casencre By: W. J. Beecher 1987 In Outdoor Indiana magazine4 pp. 2 part fact sheet. Describes the pitcher plant, which cats insects a..- Jbtain from: Chicago Academy of Sciences. 2001 is found in Indiana's wetland bogs. N. Clark St.. Chicago. IL 60614; (312)549.0606. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Poblic Information Office. 612 State Coastal Wetlands Office building Indianapolis. IN 46204 By: Harold Prince editor 1985 286 pp. $39.95 Ecology of Coastal Marshes of Western Lake Ent Obtain from: Lewis Publishers, Inc.. 121 S. Main A Community Profile, The St.. PO Box 519. Chelsea. MI 48118; (311)475- By: Charles E. Herdendorl 8619. i987 171 pp. Deals with marine and frcshwatcr habitats of Coastal Wetlands along Lake Ontario ciid St ecological importance to Lake Eric. Lawrence River in Jefferson County, Ne,v York Obtain from: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 1010 By: James W. Geis. et al. Cause Boulevard, Slidell, LA 70458. 1977 130 pp. Obtain from: New York 3ca Grant Institutesec Ecology of Lake St Clair Wetland A Commune , addrss list. Profile, The By: Charles E. Herdendorf, et al 1986 187 pp. Obtain from: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. National Wetlands Research Center. 1010 G AllSe Blvd., Slidell, LA 70458. Ecosystem Study of the Indiana Dunes National Getting More Bucks for DucksPrixite Comerva Lakeshnre, Vol. I tion Organization Supports Indiana's Waterfowl By: M. Reshkin, et al. By: Tom Sporre 1981 295 pp. 1987 Outdoor Indiana 5 pp. Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, Article explains how Ducks Unlimited is using 1100N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304; their monies to match State dollars to purchase (219)926-7561. wetland habitats for wmerfowl. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Effects of De-icing Salts on Water Chemistry and Resources. Public Information Office. 612 State Vegetation in Pinhook Bog, Indiana Dunes Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Nafional Lakeshore, The By: Douglas A. Wilcox I IELM Happenings and Educational Activitws 1982 139 pp. Around Lake Michigan. The Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National L akeshore. See IA. Boating. 1100 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304: (219)9264 561. Iluman Interference with Natural Water Let el Regimes in the Context of Other Cultural Stre% yes Effects of Lake Michigan Water Levels on Wetland ortGr:at Lakes Wetlands Soil Chenustry and Distribution of Plants in the By: Nancy J. Patterson. et al Straits of Mackinac 1985 31 pp. By: John G. Lyon. et al. Obtain from: Universuy of Wtsconsin Sea Grant 1986 MICHU-SG-86-303 9 pp. Free Institutesee address Itst. This journal reprint shows the effects of Iong-term water level changes on Lake Michigan's wetlands Illinois Natural Heritage Comervatimz Edui ati,n based on measurements taken frorn aerial photos Ka IV (1938-1980). By. Sally Stone. et al Obtain frorn: Michigan Sea Grant College 1984 64 pp Includes 22 x 17 black Programsee address list and white poster Obtain from: Ilhnots Department of Comer. awn. Endangered Species 524 S Second. Sprint:field IL 62706 Monthly Technical Bulletin Obtain from: U S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Importance of Reserve Size in the Comervation of Department of Intenor. 18th and C Streets. NW, Prairie and Wetland Butterfly Communities, I he Washington. DC 20240 By Ronald .1 Panier 1984 72 pp Environmental Impacts of the Aquatic thspocal of Obtain from. Northeastern Illinois University. Dredged Material Fact and Fancy Chi-ago. IL; (312)583-4050 See WA. Great Lakes Urban and Nztural Ecology Increasing Our Wetland Resources--Symposium Fish and Wildlife Resources of the Great Lakes on iVetlands Creauon and Restoration Coastal Wetlands walun the United Stares 1988 Proceedings Volume One Overview Papers on implementation of projects to create and By Charks E. Herdendorf. et al restore wetlands and on the politics mvol ed in this 1980 Available as a loan copy 471 pp process Obtam from Natmnal Sea Grant Deimsnory see Obtain fromAcademic libraries or Natiolt address list NV, .11ife Federation. Corporate Conservation Council, 1412 16th St N W. Washington. DC Fresh-water Mussels of I he 20240 By: Paul W Parmalee 1967 Individual L mornic Incentives., the I ax System Obtai^ fromIllinois State Museum Society, and Wetland Protectiorz Policy Study ofReturro Spring and Edwards Streeas. Spnngfield. IL 62706 to Wetland Drauzage By Richard Barrows. et al 1982 26 pp Obtain frothUniversity ot WIs(onsin Sea Gnint Institute -see address list Lake MichiganMonitor Prehistoric and Historic Wetland l leraage of the See EA. Our Grcat Lakes Heritage. Upper Great Lakes By: C. Nicholas Raphael Line of Tradition.A 1987 In Michigan Academician. Vol 19. No. 3. By: Lan, hman pp. 331-365 November 1987 In Outdoor Indiana Obtain from: Michigan Acanc.i. y of Science. Arts. This ankle describes the furtrapping industry in and Letters. Toumy rfouse. 2117 Washtenaw Ave.. Indiana as one of **.wetlands' important contribu- Ann Arbor, MI 48104 tions. Explains the Indiana Department of Natural Resources' role in managing it. Public Notices of the Army Corps of Engineers Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural By. Army Corps of Engineers. Chicago District Rcsourccs, Public Information Office, 612 State Ongomg 2-8 pp. Free D). Office Building, Indianapolis. IN 46204. Contain information on activities in wetlands where a Corps pernut is needed. Good way to find Liquid Assets out about wetlands in Chicago region. By: Fred Tetreault Obtain from: US Army Corps of Engineers. March 16, 1987In Outdoor Highlights 6 pp. Chicago District, 219 S. Dearborn St.. Chicago. IL Explains the Illinois state wetlands inventory and 60604-1797. mapping prosram that was completed in Decmcber 1988. Laic.: Michigan area wetlands inventory is Remote Sensing of Coastal Wetlands also avail,ble. By : M.A. Hardisky. et al Obtain from: Public Information Office. Illinois 1986 Journal Rep: mt 8 pp. SI 00 Department of Conservation, 524 S. Second St Shows how detailed satellite pictures arc helping to Springfield, IL 627()7; (217)782-7454. detect the types and amounts of vegetation in wetlands. Littoral Drift Obtain from: University of Delaware Sca Grant Sec IA. Boating. College Programsec address list

Marsh Development for Wildlife Role of Wetlands in Nutrient Cycling in the Great Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Lakes Region, The Resources, Division of Fish and Wildlife. 607 State By: Craig N. Spencer. et al Office Building. Indianapolis. IN 46204 1984 NCU-W-84-001. pp. 177-202 Obi--; from: University of North Carolina Sea National Syn.,,ositan on Wetland Hydrology Grant College Programsee address list September I987The Proceedings By: Association of State Wetland Managers. Inc Seasonal Dynamics in Small Wetland Pools' 1988 By: Shirley McClellan Obtain from: Association of Statc Wetland 1986 1 p. Managers, Inc.. PO Box 2463. Bernie, NY 12023. Obtain fromNatural History Survey. Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources. Newspaper chppings from the 5-county area of the Natural Resources Building. 607 E Peabody Dr, Illinois.Indiana Lake Michigan regionI986 to Champaign. IL 61820 present See IA. Boating. Seiche,The Set. IA Boating. Plants of Illtnots Dunesland By: Elizabeth T. Lunn Selected Proceedings of the Midwest Cory.erem e 1982 118 pp. on Wetland Values and Management Contains excellent color photos and descriptions of By Brandt Richardson all thc plants found m Illinois Beach State Park 1981 660 pp. Obtain from: The Illinois Duncsland Preservation Obtain from Minnesota Natural Resource Society, 2004 North Ash St., Waakegan. IL 60087. DepartmentWater Division. 501) I.afayctte Rd, St. Paul. MN 55155. Pond Life A Guide to Common Plants and Animals of North American Ponds and Lakes Strategws for Protectwn and Management (4 By: George K. Reid Flood Plain and Other Thpanan Leosshin.s 1967 160 pp. By Roy R Johnson. et al Obtain from. Local library or book store 1978 41 pp Obtain from1' S Dopartmcni of AI:nth:on. Fores, Scrvice

65 Streams and WetlandsA Resource Worth Wetlands Affect You and Me Prrserving Teacher/leader and member guide booklets with By: The Northern Illinois Planning Commission numerous teaching activities. Basic introductory 1987 17 pp. $2.00 material. Details some detrimental policies and development Obtain from: 4-H Youth Programs, Cooperative practices in a stream floodplain in northeastern Extension Service, MSU Bulletin Office, PO Box Illinois. Also identifies steps to reverse the trend. 6640, East Lansing, MI 48826. Obtain from: Northern Illinois Planning Commis- sion, 400 W. Madison St., Chicago, IL 60606. Wetlands and Water Quality A Citizen's Hand- book on How to Review and Comment on Section Tamarack Bogs 404 Permits By: W. I Beecher By: Gerald A. Poulson Explains what t%e bogs are and how to identify 1985 47 pp. their plant growth. Obtain from: Lake Michigan Federation, 8 S. Obtain from: Chicago Academy of Sciences, 2001 Michigan Ave., # 2016, Chicago, IL 60603; N. Clark St., Chicago, IL 60606. (312)263-5550.

Transport and Deposition of Sediment in Old Wetland Component of the Statewide Comprehen- Woman Creek Estuary of Lake Erie sive Otaaoor Recreation Plan By: David B. Buchanan By: Marvin Hubbell 1983 TB-010 198 pp. $21.00 1988 38 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: Wetlands Program, Illinois Depart- sce addrerlist. ment of Conservation, 524 S. Second St., Spring- field, IL 62701-1787; (217)782-3215. Twine Line Sce IA. Boating. Wetlands - Indiana' s Endangered Natural Re- sources Upwellings By: Indian. Department of Natural Resources Sce IA. Boating. 1988 Contains information on Indiana's wetland Vaniching Wonderlands resources and the regulations and other programs By: Carol Swmehart and Harold Prince that protect them. Nov.-Dec. 1986 Michigan Natural Re5ources Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Magazine Resources, Public Information Office, 612 State Obtain from: Michigan Natural Resources Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204; (317)232- Magazine, Dept. of Natural Resources, Box 30034, 4670. Lansing, MI 48909. Wetlands c4 the Wane Vegetation of the Lake Michigan Siweline in By Robert Rolley Wisconsin, The June 1987 Outdoor Indiana4 pp. By: P.J. Salarnun, et al. Describes the remaining Indiana wetlands and how 178 the Indiana Department of Natural Resource, is Good reference document though technical In protecting them. nature. Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Resources, Public Information Office. 621 State Institutesee address list. Office Building, Indianapolis, IN 46204; (317)232- 4670. Wading Into Wetlands By: kdy Braus, editor Wetlands Package 1986 65 pp. $1.50 A Naturescope booklet. Ircludes general information on Michigm Obtain from: National Wildlife Federation, 412 wetlands for elementary and middle schoo' 16th St. N.W., Washington, DC 20036-2266. teaching. Obtain from: Michigan United Conservation Club. PO Box 30235, Lansing, MI 48907

7i Wildflowers of the Great Lakes Attarhment Sites of Paraskic Lampreys. Compari- By: Roberta Simonds, et al. sons Among Species 96 pp. S5.95 Ry: Philip A. Cochran Obtain frc. The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. 1986 In Environmental Biology of t'ishes, Vol. Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. 17, No. 1, 71-79 Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant IIIC. Wildlife and Waterfowl Tristitutesee address list.

Abundance and Distribution of the Birds of Ohio Behavioral Stock-Isolating Mechanisms in Great By: B.G. Peterjohn, et al. Lakes Fishes with Special Reference to Homing 1987 Notes, No. 1953 pp. $6.00 and Site Impriruing Obtain from: Ohio Biological Survey, 980 By: Ross M. Horra% Biological Science Bldg., 484 'V. 12th Ave., 1981Journal Reprint16 pp. Columbus, GH 437.. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Actiono. the Eighties .. and Beyond -Vol. 1 A Stra Plan for Illinois Fisheries Resources, Birds of South Bass Island FY8- )1 1985 (3S-015 12 pp. See IB. Jportfishing. Birdwatching on Lake Erie. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Alewife Survival during the First Growth Season in see address list. Southeastern Lake Michigan By: Pamela J. Mansfield, et al. Building and Management of Dredged Material 1986 Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic is!ands for Use by Wildlife in North America Science, Vol. 44, No. 7, pp. 1318-1326 By Mary C. Landin Obtain from: The Great Lakes Commission, The 1981) Journal Reprint28 pp. Argus II Building, 400 S. Fourth St.%nn Arbor, Obtain from: Texas Sea Grant Programsee MI 48103. address list.

Age and Growth of Walleye in the New York Chant e s in Growth and Maturity of Walleyes Waters of Lake Erie, The Asm.iated with Stock Rehabilitation in Western See IB. Sportfishing. Lake Erie, 1964.1983 See IB. Sportfishing. Amphibians of Illinois See IHB. Wetlands. Competition Among Juveniles of Coho Sabnon, BrookTrout, and BrownTrout in a Laboratory, Annual ReportJohn G. Shedd Aquarium The Stream, and Imphcations for Great Lakes Ocean by the Lake By: Kurt Fausch., et al. The Shedd Aquarium cortains several display 1986 In Transactions of the American Fisheries tanks and related information about Great Lakes Society, Vol 115, No. 3., pp. 363-381 fishes. Obtain from: American Fisheries Society, 5410 Obtain from: John G. Shedd Aquarium, 1200 S. Grosvenor Lane, Sune 110. Bethesda, MD 20814 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, IL 60605. Contaminant Trends in Lake Trout from the Upper Annual Report of the Sea Lamprey Control Centre Great Lakes for 1985 See IB. Sportfishing. By: Canaua Department of Fisheries and Oceans 1986 131 pp. Contaminants in Fish from Great Lakes Ilarbory .ain from: Sea Lamprey Control Centre, Sault and Tributary Mouths Ste. Mane, Ont. P6A 1P0. Sef: IB. Sportfi-hmg.

Atlas of the Spawni,z and Nursery Areas of Great Controlhng the Sea I arr -ey Lakes Fishes P.:: Robert Lorantas See IB Sportfishing. (Maps and Charts) 1986 Pennsylvania Angler. Vol 55. No 2;. pp 4 5 Ottain from. Pennsylvania Angler, Fish Con,. sion. Pox 1673, Harrisburg PA 17105-1673

1111111117177 Crisis of Wildlife Habitat in Illinois Today, The Exploring Freshwater Fisheries. A Fish and By: David Kenney, et al. Fishing Project Activities Guide 1985 25 pp. See IB. Sportfishing. Obtain from: Illinois Wildlife Habitat Commis- sicn. Feeding Ecology and Vertical Migration of Adult Alewives in Lake Michigan Da;:;: Timing of Lamprey Attacks, The See IB. Sportfishing. By: Philip A. Cohran 1986 Environmental Biology of Fishes, Vol. 16., Fish Aquariums No. 4., pp. 325-329 By: H. David Greene Obtain from: University library or Environmental 1980 8 pp. Biology of Fishes, Kluever Academi Publishers, This is one of a 6 part set of aquatic activities for PO Box 17, 3300 AA Dordrecht, The Netherlands. youth. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutc--see Determining the Age of Fish address list. 1984 Describes various characteristics of rich that can be Fish in Lake Michi,s, Distribution of Selected used to determinc age. Spec' es Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, See hi. Sportfishing. Michigan State University Bulletin Officc, PO Box 6640, East Lansing, MI 48824. Fish of Lake Michigan See IB. Sportfishing. Dynamics of Lake Michigan Natural Phytoplank- ton Communities in Continuous Cultures Along a Fish TailsTrout? Salmon? Si:P Loading Gradient See IB. Sportfishing. By: S.S. Kilham, et al. 1986 Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Fisheries Education From the Grcat Lakes to Sciences, Vol. 43, No. 2, 351-365 pp. the Sea See IB. Soortfishing. Obtain from: Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Scientific Information Boa.1, Fishes of Ohio 200 Kent St., Ottawa, Ont. K 1 A 0F6 CANADA. See 1B. Sportfishing. Dynamics of Reproduaim by Hatchery Lalce Trout Fishes of Wisconsin on Man-made Spawning See IB. Sportfishing. See IB. Sportfishing. Food of Trout and Salmor. ir Lake Ontario Effect of Food Abundance on Larval Lake See IBSportfishing. Whitefish By: W.W. Taylor, et al. Forage Fishes and Their Salmonid Predators in 1984 9 pp. Lake Michigan This presents data and discusses : .-iplications from See IB. Sportfishing laboratory study on larval lake whitefish growth and survival in relation to prey abuodance, Fresh-I4 aier Mussels of Illinois, The Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee See RIB. Wetlands. address list, Future of Waterfowl I I abitats in the Canadian Erdangered Species Lower Great Lakes Wetlands, Thc See RIB. Wetlands. By: A.A. Crowder, et al. 1988 In Jour. al of Great Lakes Research, Entomology and W ater Vol. 14, No i By: H. David Greene 1980 2 pp. Reviews the negative impact of human activity on wa;erfowl habitats. This fact sheet is part one of a 6 part set of aquatic Obtain from: International Association of Great activities for youth. Lakes Research, 2200 Ronicteel Blvd, Ann Arbor. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Insi.tutesee MI 48109. address list. Great Lakes Ilsh s-4 II Fa. t Sheets' Se" IR. Sportfishing,

7;i lIctory of thz Great Waterfowl FlywaysThrough Lake 11uron Rotifer and CrusiaceanZoonlankton, the Great Lake.s April-July, 1980 ny: Charles and Sandy Herdendorf By: Marlene S. Evans 1985 RS-024 13 pp. Free 1986 In Journal of Great Lakes Research, Covers the waterfowl's history and description of "Jot 12., No. 4, pp. 281-292 the migratory routes used by North American Obtain from: International Association of Great waterfowl. Lrles Research, University of Michigan, 2200 Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Bonisteel 13'.vd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. see address list. LakeTrout: Live and let Live Illinois Coastal Zone Management Program: See LB. Sportfishing. Component J.udy of Biological Communities See 113. Sportfishing Lake Trout Returns to Lake Ontario, The See IB. Sportfishing. Incidence of Deformities in Chironomus sp. from Port Hope Harbour, Lake Ontario,The Lamprey Barrier a Story of Persistence See IRA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. See IB. Sportfishing.

Indiana r'sh and Wildlife Code Book Life History, Abundance, and Potential Harvest oj See IB. sportfishing. Carp from Michigan Waters of the Great Lakes See IB. Sportfishing. Indiana Fish and Wildlife Regulations See LB. Sportfishmg. Limnological and Fisheries Studies of the St Marys River, Michigan Indiana Waterfowl Stamp Program By: U.S. Department of the Interior Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural 1986 764 pp. Resources, Division of Fish and Wildlife, 60- ite Obtain from: U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish Of fice Bldg , Indianapolis, IN 46204. and Wildlife Servicc, Federal Building, Twin Cities, MN 55111 Indicators of the Status of Cold Wateredator- Prey Systems Long-term Changes in the Mao obenthos of See IB. Sportfishing. Southern Lake Michigan By T.F. Nalepa Interactions of 2, 3, 7, 8, T CDD with Immune 1987 In Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Responses of Rainbow 7 rout Aquatic Science, Vol. 44. No 3, pp. 515-524 See IB. Sportfishing. Obtain front: Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, 2205 Commonwealth Blvd., Ann ; nternational Convention on Great Lakes Fisheries Arbor, MI 48105-1593. See IB. Sportfishing Loss of Lampricides by A bsorpn(qi on Bottom Investigating the Great Lakes Environment Unit Sediments Two Great Lakes Fishing in Transition By: V K. Dawson, et al. See IB. Sportfishing. 1986 In Canadian Journal of Fisheries Aquatic Science, Vol 43, No. 8., pp. 1515-1520 Lake Erie's Artificial Reef Program Obtain 1,om: Canadian Journal of Fisheries an.; By: Dal. id 0. Kelcn, et al. Aquatic S.. es, Seiennfic Information and 4 pp. 1986 Publications Branch, 200 Kent St, Ottawa, Ont Description of the Ohio's artificial reef program, KlA 0E6, CANADA and public opportunnies associated w ith it. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Mammals of the South Bass Island Region see address list. 1985 GS-014 7 PP. SI 00 Obtain from. Ohio Sea Grant College Program-- Lake Huron 1980 Intensive Survey. Summt see address list Report Report to the Surveillance W rk Group Sec HA. Our Great Lakes Homage. Manggement of the Biological Res, niri es ol the Lake Ontario Basin By: Douglas M Carlson 1973 264 pp Obtain from Nework .,ea Grant inst, address list Metabolism and Disposition ofl CDD in Rainbow Pacific Salmon in the Great 1:kesthe History Trout and Future By: James M. Kleeman, et al. See 113. Sportfishing. 1986 11 pp. Free Study shows that a steady dioxin contaminated diet Pathology of Sea Lamprey Inflicted Woundson would not in itself harm the growth of these trout. Rainbow Trout Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant By: R. E. Kinnunen, et al. Institutesee address list. 1986 Obtain from: Great Lakes FisheryCommission, Metals and Essential Elements in Herring Gulls 1451 Green Rd., Ann Arbor, MI 48105. frc rn1:2 Great Lakes, 1983 By: J. Struger Petersenaype Estimate of the Sea Lamprey 1987 In Journal of Great Lakes Research, Ammocoete Petromyzon Marinus Population in Vol. 13, No. 1., pp. 43-55 Fish Creek (New York State), A Obtain from: International Association of Great By: B.G.H. Johnson, et al. Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 1986 Technical Report No. 5 Bonisteel Blvd., Ann Arbor, MI 48109. Obtain from: The Sea Lamprey ControlCentre, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. P6A 1PO, CANADA. Mid-Atlantic Artificial Reef ConferenceA Collection of Abstracts Plarus of the Illinois Dunesland See 113. Sportfishing. Sze 111B, Wetlands.

Midwater Fish Attractors Population Characteristrs of Adult Pink Salmon in See EEL Sportfishing. Two Minnesota Tributaries to Lake Superiot See IB. Sportfc:hing. Movements of Rainbow Steelhead Trout in Lake Ontario and a Hypothesis for the Influence of Prey Identification Relating to the Great LakesSca Spring Thermal Structure Grant Network Salmonid Diet Study See M. Sportfishing. See LB. Sportfishing.

1986 Strategic Plan for Fish, Wildlife and Native Proceedings of the 1986 Green BaytFox River Plant Resources in Minnesota, The Research Symposium,The 20 pp. See 111A. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. Obtain from: Minnesota Department of Nar ral Resources, Box 25, DNR Bldg., 500 Lafayet...: Rd., Rainbow Smelt Predation on Slimy Sculpin in Lake St. Paul, MN. Ontario By: Stephen B. Brandt, et al. Observations of "Hydra" from a Submersible at 1986 In Journal ofGreat Lakes Research, Two Deepwcaer Sites in Lake Superior Vol. 12.,No.4, pp. 235-354 See IB. Sportfishing. Obtain from: International Associationof Great Lakes Research, University of Michigan, 2200 On Juliar. Reef BonisteelBlvd.. Ann Arbor, MI 48109. See EEL Sportfishing. Regional Impacts of Fishery Allocationto Sport OnT he Relationships between Natural and and Commercial Interests A Case Study of Ohio's Harvest Mortalities of the Mallard Portion of Lake Erie By: Yosef Cohen See IB. Sportfishing 1986 6 pp. This study shows that the intcnsity of mallard Reproductive Success of Male Smallrnouth Bassin harvest is sensitive to the sti.mgth of compensation Long Point Bay, Lake Erie between natural mortality and harvest mortality. See IB. Sportfishing. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. Results of the 1986 Spring Lake Trout Assessment in Management Units MI-2 and W 1-2 of Lake Our Great Lakes Connection: A Curriculum Guide Superior for Grades Kindergarte iThrough Eight By: Charles R. Bronte See HA. Our GreatLakes Heritage. 1987 Assessment Rep.,rt, 86-1 10 pp. Obtain from: Red Cliff Band ofLake Superior Chippewas, Fisheries Department. PO Box 529. Bayfield, WI 54814.

7 ;) Return of the Grayling Sunvnory of Chemical Use to Manage Sea By: Frank W. Mainville Lamprey Petromyzon Marinus Population in July-Aug, 1987 Michigan Natural Canada and New York State, 1958-1984 Resources, Vol. 56, No. 4, pp. 4-9 By: J.G. Weise Obtain from: Michigan Natural Resources, 1985 Technical Report No. 4. 84 pp. Department of Natural Resources, Box 30034, Obtain from: The Sea Lamprey Control Centre, Lansing, MI 48909, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. P6A 1P0, CANADA.

Role of Size Limits inWalk)? Management, The Trout Biornass and Habitat Relationships in See LB. Sportfishing. Southern Ontorio Lakes By: James N. Bowlby, et al. Salmonid Age at Maturity 1986 In American Fisheries Society Transac- By: DJ. Meesburg, editor tions, Vol. 115., No. 4.2 pp. 1986118pp. $12.00 Obtain from: American Fisheries Society, 5410 Proceedings and papers of an international Grosvenor Lane, Sin110, Bethesda, MD 20814. workshop held Sept. 25-28, 1984 in St. Andrews. Obtain from: Canadian Government Publishing User-resource P.ining Framework for Offshore Centre, Ottawa, Ont. K1A 059, CANADA. Recreational Ari ,icial Reefs, A By: William R. Gordon Jr., et al. Sanctuaries for Lake Trout in the Great Lakes 1986 27 pp. See 1B. Sportfishing. This journal reprint shows past problems with artificial reef development a.-d lays out a frame- Seasonal Movements and Habitats of Brown Trout work for planning future developments See 1B. Sportfishing. Obtain from: Texas Sea Grant Programsee address list. Some Applicalions of Remotely Operated Vehicles in Fisheries Science Waterfowl Management and Harvesting By: Richard E. Throne By: Joe Lagow 19866 pp. 1970 Journal Reprint 5 pp. Explains how remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) Obtain from: Texas Sea Grant Programsee can aid in fisheries studies. address list. Obtain from: Washington Sea Grant Program see address list. Wildlife Project: Malang a Fresh Water Aquarium By: Alvin C. Blake, et al. Status and Trend Highlights of Ohio's Lake Erie 1979 6 pp. Fish and Fisheries (Data for 1977-1986) Obtain from: Southern Regional 4-H Wildlife By: Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Literature Committee for National 4-H. Division of Wildlife 1987 25 pp. Wisconsin Experimental Program for Satellite Obtain from: Ohio Department of Natural Image Mapping Using Thematic Mapper Data, The Resources, Division of Wildlife, Lake Erie By: Thomis M. Lillesand, et al. Fisheries Unit, PO Box 650, Sandusky, OH 44870. 1985 13 pp. To obtain companion map see "Map of Sturgeon Bay," IIIA- Maps Stock Structure of Rainbow Smelt in Western L2Ice Illustrates the utility of satellite image mapping and Superior: Biochemical Genetics introduces the layman to 'he general concept of the See 1B. Sportfishing. digital image and its flexibility for resource manloement purposes. Study of Michigan CaspianTern and Double Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorywe Crested Cormorant Colorues in Lakes Huron, address list. Michigan, and Superior See IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. Yellow Perch in Lake Erie See IB. Sportfishing. Suitability of Coal-m,te Blocks in the Freshwater Environment Lake Ontario See 1B. Spoitfishing.

7 G IVA. Great Lakes Commerce Excursion, Cruise and Passenger Ferry Service on the Great Lakes and St Lawrence River Agricu.'iure and the Seaway: From Fieia to By: Great Lakes Commission Foreign Market 1987 $ 4.50 By: Karen Plass, editor Explains both thc historical and current passenger 1986 58 pp. $1.00 services available in the Great Lakcs system. This drscribes and analyzes the decline in U.S. and Obtain from: Great Lakes Commission, The Argus Canadian grain exports related to the seaway 11 Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI system. 48103. Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. Future of the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Sz-away System,The Cargo Carriers of the Great Lakes By: D.A. Leitch By: Jacques LesStrang 1986 Occasional Paper No. 21 77 pp. $10.00 1985 $9.50 Obtain from: University of Manitoba Transport Obtain from: Harbor House Publishtng Co., 221 Institute, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2, Water St., Boyne City, MI 49712. CANADA.

Cargo Preference and Export Competitiveness in Government Policies and Great Lakes Shipping the Port of Duluth: A Survey of the Issue.. Per,spectives on U.S. and Canadian Agricultural By: Scott M. Hanson, et al. and Maritime Policies 1987 RR-26 27 pp. 1988 42 pp. $2.00 This paper considers the complex issues underlying Sea Grant conference proceedings; contains several the Federal policy of cargo preference and 'ts effect cnticisms toward the existing government licies on the Port of Duluth. on Great Lakcs. Obtain from Minnesota Sea Grant Program see Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list. address list.

Coastlines Governor's Conference On Lake Michigan-- Sec 1A. Boating. Illinois' Great Lake. Protecting and Developinga Vaivable Natural Resource Directions of Change, '''he See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: Seaway Review Magazine Oct.-Dec., 1986 In Seaway Review. Grain Transportation on the Great I,akes Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 9, 11, 68, 96, 102-105 St. Lawrence Seaway Shipping executives' views of the Great Lakes/St. By: Stanley R. Thompson, et al Lawrence Seaway transportation system. 1982 MICHU-SG-82-501 55 pp. Obtain from: Harbor House Publishers, 221 Water Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College St., Boyne City, MI 49712. Programsee address list.

Domestic Waterborne Trade of the United Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and StatesI 984 Resource Book, The By: U.S. Department of Transportation See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. 1986 136 pp. Obtain from: Maritime Administration, Office of Great Lakes Facts Brochures Domestic Shipping, 400 7th St., SW., Washington, See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage DC 20590. Great Lakes Navigation Season Dul Taconite Ilarbor, Silver Bay and Two By: Elwyn E. Wilson Harbors, Minne..,ota, and Ashland and Superior 1986 '7pp. Wisconsin Obtain from: National Oceanic Data Center, By- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers NOAA, Washington, DC 20235. 1987 Port Serie', No. 49 62 pp. $ 6.50 Includes 2 photomaps. Great Lakes Reporter, The Obtain from: Water Resources Support Center, See 11A Our Great Lakes !tentage Port Series, Reports Casey Bldg., Fort Belvoir, VA 22060-5586.

7 .1 Great Lakes P:ipping: The Story of the Lakes' Know Your Ships Vessel Industry By: Thomas Manse 1987 Free 1986 120 pp. A beginner's book about the Great Lakes fleet. About vessels passing through tne U S and Describes methods for loading and unloading, the Canadian Soo Locks. types of products shipped, and life on the lakes. Obtain from: Marine Publishing Co. Inc, PO Box Obtain from: Lake Carrier's Association, 915 68, Sauh Ste. Marie. MI 49783 Rockefeller Building, Cleveland, OH 44113-1306. Lake Boats '87 Great Lakes St. Lawrence System, Th.: By: John 0 . Greenwood,et al. Fy: Jacques LesStrang 1987 140 pp. 55 50 1985 56.00 This lists all U.S. and Canadian lakes/seaway Obtain from: Harbor House Publishing Co., 221 vessels inclrding sin, features, and ownership. Water St., Boyne City, MI 49712. Obtain from: Freshwater Press, Inc., 1701 E. 12th St., Suite 3 K-W., Cleveland, OH 44114-3201. Great Lakes Transportation in the Eightws By:Ronald L. Heilmann, tII. Lake EffectImpact of the Great Lakes on the 1986 100 pp. 58.00 Region' s Economy, The Examines 'he Great Lakes shipping industry in the By: The Center for the Great Lakes context of recent economic changes in the region 1984 24 pp. 56.00 (55.00 each for :1 howV Lae changes hav eaffected the flow of orders of '0 or more) the major commodities shipped on the lakes. Documents the value of the Great Lakes to the Obtain from: University of W sconsin Sea Grant region's economy and presents recommendations Institutesee address list. to the region's leader in at least five major areas Obtain from: The Center for the Great lakes, 415 How Do People Use Lighthou,,s and Navigational N. Michigan Ave., #1408 Chicago. IL 11. Attn Charts' A Marine Education Infusion Urut Publications; (312)645-0901. See IA. Boating. Lakers, The Impact of Winter Navigatwn on Cross-Channel See 11A. Our Great Lakcs Heritage Transit of the Great LakesSt Lawrence Seaway System, The Lisfing of Vnisels Passing Through the U S and By:L. S. Reynolds, et al. Canadian Locks (I ocks at Sault Ste Mane) 1983 20 pp. By. Thomas Manse Obtain from: New York Se. Grant Institutesee 1987 120 pp. 55 95 address list. Obtain from: Marine Publishing Co., PO Box 68, Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783. Indiana Portside By:The Indiana Port Commission Manne CareersProfesswnal, I echnwal, Bimonthly 6 pp. Scientific This newsletter contains current information on the PublicationsE-1336, E-1357, E-1355 SO.30 eat.h three Inchaaa ports and the Indiana Port Comnus- Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Servcic, sion. MSU Bulletin Office, 10-B Agriculture Hall, Obtain from: Indiana Port Commission, 143 W. Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Market St., #204, Indianapolis, IN 46204; 48824-1039 1-800-233-PORT or 1-800-232-PORT. Mowng Government Goods on the Great Likes Is Great Lakes Shipping an Underutilized Eco- What an Increase Would Mean in Dollars and Jobs nomic Resource' for the Region By: Eugene F. Dice By: The Center for the Great Lakes 1983 MICHU-SG-83-50033 pp. 1986 83 pp. S10.00 (S8 for or(Ier. of Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant Coliege 10 or more) Programsee address list. A study of U.S. government cargo movements through the Car .1 Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway system and o eeconomic benefits of securing a

larger share. 1 Obtain flom The Cmter for the Great Lakes, 415 N. Michigan Ave., #1408, Chicago, IL 60611. Attn: Publication. ; (312)645-090. ''"'i"7 i Newspaper clippings from the 5-county area of the Seaway in the Year 2000: Conference Highlights, Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan region-1986 to Duluth, Minnesota, June 10-12, 1985 ,The preaent By: Howard Bell, editor See IA. Boating. 1985 54 pp. $1.00 This discusses the rmancial, construction, com- Ohio., Lake Erie ports and Ohio River terminals, modity, and policy issues which confront the 1986-1987 seaway's future. By: Ohio Department of Transportation Obtain from: Minnesota Sca Grant Programsce 1936 100 pp. address list. Obtain from: Ohio Department of Transportation, Division of Water Transportation, 25 Front St., Seaway Review Columbus, OH 43215. By: Jacques Les Strang Quarterly 55.00 Our Great Lakes Connection: A Curriculum The international transportation business magazine Guide for Grades KindergartenThrough Eight of the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway rcgion. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Obtain from: Harbor House Publishing, 221 Water St., Boyne City, MI 49712. Port of Chicago, Illinois,The By: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Seiche,The 19115 Port Series No.46 125 pp.$8.50 See IA. Boating. Includes 4 photomaps. Obtain from: Water Resources Support Center, Shipping on the Great Lakes Port Series Repoi.s, Casey Bldg. Fort Belvoir, VA By: K.N. Schlarb, et al. 22060-5586. EP-013 Teacher guide/student workbook 10 pp. each $3.00 Preliminary Analysis of Season Extension and the Illustrates cost and energy efficiency of cargo Duluth- Superior Economy, A transport mcthods. By: C. Ford Runge, et al. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program 1986 37 pp. see address list. Obtain from: Minnesota Sca Grant Programsee address list. Shipping: The World Connection By: R.W. Former, et al. St. Lawrence Seaway Authority, Annual Report 1987 EP-020 Teacher guide (16 pp.) 1986-1987 and student workbook (16 pp.) $3.00 By: St. Lawrcnce Scaway Authority Shows how locks work to move vessels through 1987 14 pp. English and French the Great Lakes. versions available Obtain from: Ohio Sca Grant College Program Obtain from: St. L.aw-ance Seaway .\uthority, 360 see address list. Albert St., Ottawa, Ontario KIR 7X7, CANADA. Social Consequences of Maritime Technological St. Len+ rence Seaway Traffic Report for the 1986 Change Navigation Season,The By: Alastair Couper By: S. Lawrence Seaway Developrnent Corporation 1985 17 pp. $3.00 1987 87 pp. Obtain from: Washington Sea Grant Program Includes historical tables. see address list. Obtain from: St. Lawrence Seaway Developrwmt Corp., PG Box 44090, Washington, DC 20026- Tribute to the Great Lakes, A 4090, or St. Lawtence Seaway Authority, 360 Al- See MA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology bert St., Ottawa, Ontario KIR :X7, CANADA. 21st Century: The Great LakesISeaway System,The Sault Ste. Marie Canal: A Chapter in the History By: Karen Plass and Nancy Berini, cditors of Great Lakes Transportation, The 1988 30 pp. $2.00 See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Obtain from: Minncsota Sca Grant Program see addrcss list.

Upwellings See IA. Boating.

7 r Water Commerce of Indiana: A Profile of the IVC. Commercial Fishing State' sThree Ports,The By: Seaway Review Staff Action for ihe Eighties... and Beyond -Vol. 1 , A 1987 13 pp. Strategic Plan for Illinois Fisheries Resc., tces, Obtain from: Harbor House Publishing Company, FY87-FY91 221 Water St., Boyne City, MI 49712. See IB. Sportfishing.

Water and the Michigan Economy: Estimating the Alewife, Rainbow Smelt and Native Fishes ir Lake Ecoromic Value of Michigan' s FreshWater Michigan: Competition or Predation? By: L. W. Libby, et al. By: Larry B. Crowder 1985 Report G. 1024-05 126 pp. 510.00 1980 Journal Reprint 9 pp. Obtain from: Institute of Water Research, Obtain frcm: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Michigan State University, 334 Natural Resources Institutesee address list. Bldg., East Lansing, MI 48824. Antitrust Laws and Integration in the Seafood IVB. The Economic Importance of Industry Canals By: Kevin Davis 1981 In Integration: Promises and Problems in Comprehensive Development and Management the Northwest Seafood Industry, by Rodner Plan for the Illinois and Michigan Canal. Phase Winget, pp. 133-139. One Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College By: Harland Bartholomew, et al. rrogramsee address list. 1972 Obtain from: Illinois Department of Transporta- Eautiful Ship: A Story of the Great Lakes, The tion, 310 S. Michigan, Room 606, Chicago, IL By: khn B Prescou 60604. 1952 Story of a fisherman's family during the sea Erie Water West: A 11 istory of the Erie Canal lamprey invasion. 1792-1854 Obtain from: Local library Set: LIB. The History of Canals in the Midwest. Biological and Commercial Catch Statistics Ilisiory of the Illinois.Michigan Canal from the Intertribal Fishery in Michigan Waters of By: La Salle County Conservation Association Lake Superior 1962 By: M.P. Ebener, et al. Obtain from: LaSalle County Conservation 1986 Administrative Rep( rt 87-4 17 pp. As:ociation or government documents library. Obtain from: Great Lakes Indiana Fish and Wildlife Commission, Biological Services Indiana's Canal lleritage Division, PO Box 9, Odanah, WI 54861. See IIB. The History of Canals in the Midwest. Bisulfite Suppression of Fish Aromas Interim Report on Comprehensive Development By: David B. Josephson, et al. Planning for Illinois and Michigan Canal 1983 Journal Reprint 4 pp. By: Illinois and Michigan Canal Task Force Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1973 Institutesee addrecs Obtain from: Illinois and Michigan Canal Task Force, Illinois Department of Transportation, 310 Catalog of Marine Fisheries Legislation in New S. Michigan, Chicago, IL 60604. York State, A By: Jay Ginter Ohio Canal Era 1974 83 pp. See IIB. The History of Canals in the Midwest. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Recornaissance Survey. Illinois and Michigan Canal Character Displacement and Habitat Shift in a By: US Department of Interior, National Park Native Cisco in Southeastern Lake Michigan Service Evidence for Competition7 Obtain from:National Park Service, Intericr By: Larry B. Crowder Building, C Street, NW, Washington, DC 20240, 1984 Journal Reprint 6 pp. or government documents library. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list.

75 Chemical Basis of Fresh Fish Aroma Deterioration Development of Products From Underutilized During Refrigerated Storage Spec'esBattered and Breaded Smelt By: Gudnm Olafsdottir By: Rah...! Car: Baker, ct al. 1985 2 pp. 1979 15 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sca Grant Obtain from: Ncw York Sca Grant Institutesee Institutesec address list. addrcss list.

Commercial Fisheries Newsline Discoloration Problems in Mechanically Deboned By: Ronald Kinntmen, editor Fish Quarterly 8 pp. By: Carlos A. Jxuregui, et al. Provides information on relevant regulations, 1980 Journal Reprint 2 pp. events, opportunities and wot qmps for Great Obtain from: Ncw York Sca Grant Institutesee Lakes commexcial fishing ani miaculture address list. industries. Obtain from: District Sea Grant Agent. Michigan Discrimination of Fish and Seafood Quality by State University, Upper Peninsula, Extension Consumer Populations Center, 1030 Wright St. Marquette, M1 -.9855. By: J. B. Weason. ct al. 1979 Journal Reprint 5 pp. Commercial Fisherman's Guide to Marine Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sca Grant Insurance and Law, A Institutesee addrcss !ist. By: Dennis W. NiNon 1984 40 pp. Distribution and Abundance of Rainbow Smelt in Obtain from: Rhodc Island Sea Grant College Western Lake Superior as Determined from Programsec addrcss list. Acoustic Sampling By: B. G. Heist, ct al. Commercial Freezing of Freshwater Fish 1984 Journal Reprint 11 pp. By: A. Estes Reynolds, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sca Grant 19804 pp. S0.40 Institute ACC address list. Obtain from: Cooperative Extensioa Service, MSU Bulletin Office, 10-B Agriculture Hall, Distribution and Elimination of a Polychlorinated Michigan State Univercity, Last Lansing, MI Biphenyl after Acute Dietary Expo.sure in Yellow 48824-1039. Perch and Rainbow Trout By: Patrick D. Guiney, ct al. Comparative Sensory Analysts of Aquacultured 1980 Journal Reprint 8 pp. and Wild Yellow Perch Fates Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sca Grant By: Robcrt Clarence Lindsay Institutesec address list. 1980 Journal Reprmt 7 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Educational Needs of the US Commercial Fishing Institutesec address list. IndustryA Report to the United States .renate by the National Sea Grant Proram Competition for Open-Access Recnurces: A Class F Warrcn E. Yasso Exercise that Demonstrates the Tragedy of the 1980 75 pp. Commons Obtain fror.. NOAA. 4ational Sea Grant College By: B.C. Johnson, et al. Programsce address hst. 1986 Journal Reprint 5 pp. Frcc Contains a computcr exercise that shows students Eflects of Food Abundance on Larval Like how the commercial fishing industry tends in Whitefish overfish the resources unless it is cooperatively Sec HIC. Wildlife and Waterfowl. managed. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sca Grant Efficacy of Potassium Sorbate and Other Presert a Institute- -sec addrcss list. tives in Preventing Toxigenesks in Modified Atmosphere Packaged Fresh Fish Delayed Mortality Following Transport of Lake By: Robert A. Seward Erie Freshwater Drwn Captured in Shore Seines 1982 3 pp. By: Michael Thomas Metcalf Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1984 111-001 59 pp. S7.00 Institutes.:e address t. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list.

76 Environtrierged Regulatory Program. Affecting the Fish Spawning Grounds in Wisconsin Woters cy Seafood Processing lkdustry in the !KV: the Great Lakes By: Jack L Cooper By: Catherine Coberly. et al. 1980 FLSGP-W-80-001 338-352 pp. 1982 43 pp. Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Obtain from: University of W'....:onsin Sca Grant Programsee addrss list. Institutesec address list.

Enzymic Generation of Volatile Aroma C ompounds Fish in Lake Michigan: Distribution of S...':cted from Fresh Fish Species By: David B. Josephson, ct al. Stc 113. Soortfishing. 1986 19 pp. Free Explains wire causes fish to smell spoiled. Fish of Lake Michigan Obtain from. University of Wisconsin Sea Grant See 113. Sportfishing. Instinnesec address list. Fish Low in Caloies. High in Nutrition EPA's Rez,ulatory Activities Affecting the Seafood See LB. Sportfishing. I Processing Industry By: William H. Cloward Fisheries Education: From the Great Lakes to 1980 FLSGP-W-80-00I pp. 311-302 the Sec. Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College See 13. Sportfishing. Programsee addra-3 list. Fisheries Law Enforcement: Programs, Problems, Ethanol Accumilations in Muscle Tissue as a and Evaluation. Chemical Indicator of Fish Spoilage By: Ji,n G. Sutinen. ct at. By: Stephen D. Kelleher. ct al. 1985 237 pp. $5.00 1983 Journal Reprint 6 pp. Proccdings of a workshop or. fisheries law Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Instin see enforcement. address list. Obtain from: Rhodc Island Sea Grant College Progeamsee address list. Evidence of Natural Reproduction by Stocked Lake Trout in Lake Ontario Fisherman - The News Journal of the Freshwater See 1B. Sportfishing. Fisheries, The By: The Marine Publishing Co. Extending Shelf-Life of Frerh Wet Red /lake and Monthly 20 pp. 510.00 (I? issucs) Salmon Using CO2- 02 ModifiLd Atmosphere This journal covers the production. distribution. Potassium Scrbate Ice at I degree C. and sales of products from the Grcat Lakcs By: M. S. Fey. et al. including stories on local issues facing comme:cial 1982 Journal Reprint 7 pp. fisherman. Obtain from: Ncw York Sca Grant Institutesee Obtain from: The Marinc Publishing Co.. 623 address list. Washington St., PO Box 658. Grand Haven. MI 49417. Fecundity of Hatchery and Wild Lake Trout in Lake Superior Fishery Waste Management in the Great Lakes See IB. Sportfishing. By: David A. Stuiber 1980 FLSGP-W-80001 96-101 pp. Feeding Ecology and Vertical Migration of Adult Obtain from: Flonda Sca Grant College Alewives in Lake Michigan Programsee address /ist. * Sec ID. Sportfishing. Fishes of Ohio Final Report NOM 2-35360 Application of See IB. Sportfishing. Computer Technology and Advanced Physica' Distribution Techniques to Seafood Marketing Fishes of Wisconsin By: ..)onald Mulvihill See IB. Sportfishing. 1974 Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depository- -see address list.

77 -) S4, Fishing Vessel Safety Industry's Role at the Interface of Regulatory By: Tad Kowalski Promulgation and Action $4.00 ly: Roy E. Martin This report covers safety topics of interest to 1980 FLSGP-W-80-001, pp. 338-352 commercial fishermen such as safe gear handling Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College and liability issues. Programsee address list. Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant College Programsee address list. International Convention on Great Lakes Fisheries See IB. Sportfishing. Food Resources as Viewed by Commercial Fish Processing International Conference on Design. Construction, By: Lowell A. Wakefield and Operation of Commercial Fishing Vessels 1970 ORESU-W-70-00140-41 pp. By: John C. Sainsbury, et al. Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College 1985 Conference proceedings reprint. See Programsee address list. entries FLSGP-Z-85-006-045 for individual papers. 497 pp. Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Resource Book, The Programsee address list. See !IA. Our Great Lake. Heritage. Life History, Abundance, and Potentila Harvest of Great Lakes Fishes-4-H Fact Sheets Carp from MichiganWaters of the Great Lakes See IB. Sportfishing. See M. Sportfishing.

Green Bay's Yellow Perch Fishery Marketing the Fish You Catch By: Clifford Kraft By: Jon M. Conrad 1982 10 pp. 1982 6 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Institutesee address list. address list.

How to Hang a Gill Net National Pesticide Monitoring Program: Organo- By: Jim Bahen. et al. chlorine Residues in-eshwater Fish, 1976-79 1980 11 pp. By: Christopher j. Schmitt, et al. Obtain from: North Carolinaa Grant Cc lege 1983 62 pp. Programsee address list. Obtain from: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Office of Biological Services, 18th and C Streets. Impacts of Socioeconomic and Demographic NW, Washington. DC 20240. Factors c;.: Household Expenditure for Dig, gate Fish and Shellfish in the US New York Commercial Fisheries Update By: Hsiang-tai Cheni Monthly Newsletter 1985 3 pp. Obtain from. New York ;ea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: Virginia Sea Grant College Pro- address list. gramsee address list. Newspaper clippings from 5-county area of the Implementing Multiobjective Management of Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan regionI 986 to Commercial Fisheries: A Strategy For Policy-- present Relevant Research See IA. Boating. By: Richard C. Bishop, et al. 1981 In Economic Aralysis for Fisheries On Julian' s Reef Management Plan 22 pp. See IB. Sportfishing Gotain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Optimal Fishery Management in the Presence of Illegal Activity Indiana Fish and Wildlife Regulations By: Scott R. Minima:: See IB. Sportfishing. 1986 19 pp. Free Explores the impact of illegal fishery activity and Indiana Fish and Wildlife Code Book enforczment costs on optimal resource utilirat on See IB. Sportfshing. Obtain from: University of Wscorrin Sea Gram Institutesee address list.

8 (') t Our Changing Fish Species History Red CIO-Commercial Fishery Statistics for tLe See MC. Wildlife and Waterfowl. Wisconsin Waters of Lake Superior, Fishi: ,986 By: Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippcwas Overfishing or Pollution? Case History of a 1986 34 pp. Controversy on the Great Lakes Obtain from: Fisheries Department, PO Box 529, By: Frank N. Egerton Bayfield, WI 54814. 1985 28 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsm Sea Grant Regional Impacts of Fisaery Allocation to Spo-t Institutesee address list. and Commercial Interests: A Case Study of Ohio' s Portion of Lake Erie Physical Design of Fish Processing Ovens See IB. Sportfishing. By: Min-nan Huange 1981 AKU-W-81-0027 22 pp. Relative Cancer Risks of Chemical Contaminants Obtain from: Alaska Sea Grant College in the Great Lakes Programsee address list. Sec 1B. Sportfishing

Population or Stock Structure of Lake Whitefish, in Review of Effects of Carbon Dioxide on Microbial Northern Lake Michigan Growth and Food Quality, A By: Mark Imhof, et al. By: James A. Daniels, et al. 1980 Journal Reprint 11 pp. 1985 Journal Reprint 6 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Explains how carbon dioxide can be used in 1nstitutesee address list. seafood packaging to retard spoilage, which is one of the big problems in the seafood industry. Population Statistics, Yield Estimates, and Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Management Considerations for Two Lake address list. Whitefish Stocks - Lake Michigan By: Mark P. Ebener, et al Safety At SeaA Guide for Fishing Vessel Owners 1985 Journal Reprint 14 pp. and Operators Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Giant By: DcWayne Hollm Institutesee address list. 1982 38 pp. Obtain from: Texas Sea Grant College Program-- Potential for Minced Fish,The see address list. By: J. Regenstein 1986 6 pp. Sanitary Standar as under the Department of Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Commerce Voluntary Seafood Inspection Program address list. By: Charles Neal 1978 VPI-0-78-001. pp. IV-12-19 Principles and Innovations in Commerc:al Fishing Obtain from. New York Sea Grant Instautesec Gear address list. By: Jerry E. Jurkovich 1981 ORESU-W-81-001pp. 23-32 Sea Grant Publications for the Fishing Industry Obtain from: Orego i Sea Grant College 1984 106 pp. Programsee adthess list. Obtain ;*rom: Rhode Island Sea Grant College Prograni--see addr-ss bist. Profile of the Michigan Commercial Fisherman, A By: Craig K. Harris Seofood Retailing Mailual 1982 MICHU-SG-82-205 73 pp. .5' )0 By: Robert J. Price Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College 198581 pp. 54 00 Programsee address list. Obtain from- California Sea Grant College Programsee address list Qua y Control in the Food Industry By. J. David Baldock Shelf.life Extension of Fresh Fish, The 1977 VPI-H-77-002, pp. 1-11-14 By: Joe M. Regenstein, et al Obtain from: Virginia Sea Grant College 1981 Conference Report Reprint 8 PP Programsee address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutewe address list.

79 Simple Method for Evaluating Textural Changes of Thermal Habitat Pat titioning by Fishes in Lake Frozen Fish Minces, A Michigan By: Dietrich Knorr, et al. By: Stephen B. Brandt, et al. 1983 Journal Reprint 2 pp. 1980 Journal Reprint 8 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant uldress list. Institutesee address list.

Some Applications of ROVs in Fisheries Science Today' s Trash FishTomorrow's Best Seller? See IHC. W11nlife .-uid Waterfowl. By: Robert C. Baker, et al. 1982 Jou.nal Reprint 5 pp. Spwial Fishery Managemeu Issue of the Wiscon- Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee sin Natural Resources Magazine address list. By: J. Nvoiriad Taylor 1983 55 pp. Toxic Materials and their Effects on Marine Obtair, from: Wisconsin Department of Natural ResourcesAbstracts of Papers Resources, 101 S. Webster, Madison, WI 53703. 1979 7° pp. Obtain front: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Species Interactions and Community Structure of Institute--see address list. Fishes in Lake Michigan By: Lany B. Crowder (Jpwelhngs 1981 7 pp. See IA. Boating. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Using New Measures to Defme Shelf Lfe of Fresh Whitefish Spell of the White Sturgeon, The By: W. F. Sharp Jr., et a/. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage 1986 5 pp. Describes various ways to extend the shelf life of Sport and Commercial Fishing Conflicts: A packaged whitefish and the effect that each method Theoretical Analysis has on taste. By- Richard C. Bishop, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1980 14 pp. Institutesee address list. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Cram Institutesee address list. Waste Water Treatment in Commercial I. i.s;.. Processing: Reducing Stick Water Loadings Stock Structure of Rainbow Smelt in Western Lake By: David A. Stuiber et al. Superior: Biochemical ('-' netics 1972 18 pp. See 1B. Sportfishing. Obtain from: Uni,ersity of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Survival from Sea Lamprey Predation by Two Strains of Lake Trout What L Fish Quaiity? See IB. Sportfishing. B-: Joe M. Regenstein 1983 Journal Reprint 3 pp. Synthesis of Known:, Unknowns. and Policy Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Recommendations from the Sea Lamprey Interna- address list. tional Symposium By: Carl J. Walters, et al. Yellow Perch in Lake Erie 1980 Journal Reprint 7 pp. By: Charles E. -Ierdendorf, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1980 TS-001 7 pp. S2.00 Institutesee address list. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Tax Managemeni for Commercial Fishermen By: Norman K. Bender 198122 pp. Obtain from: ConnecticQ Sep;rant Program see addressct.

S ;) IVD. Marine Industry Boating Faciiii:es Planner Quarterly Access to Waters and Underwater Lands for Obtain from: National Marine Manufacturers Aquaculture in New York Association, 401 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL By: Milton Kaplan 60611; (312)836-4747. 1984 173 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Cargo Preference and Export Competitiveness address list. the Port of Duluth: A Survey of the Issues See IVA. Great Lakes Commerco. Aquaculture: A New Industry for Illinois and Indiana Case Study IIndustrial Shoreline Dew ooment Byz Stephen W. Waite, et al. Foci.."uelPower Plant 1984 10 pp. Free 1975 NYSGI-W-75-001, pp. 271-283 Obuin from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Gra- Pro- Obtain ft.m: New York Sea Cram Institutesee grarnsee address list. address list.

Aquaculture Development in New York Stats- Charter Industry Trade News 7. al Report Bimonthly magazine 60 pp. 1985 93 pp. Obtain from: Charter Industry Seivices, PO Box Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee 95539, Hoffman Estates, IL 60195-0539: address list. (312)310-6750.

Aquaculture 1980A Digest of Research in the Coastlines Sea GrantProgram See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. By: Cuyvers, et al. Obtain from: University of Delaware Sea Grant Corps of Engineers Regulatory Program The College Programsee address list. By: James E. Caruth 1981 AKU-W-81-001, pp. 209-213 Aquaculture Organizations, Publicaii,s and Obtain from: Alaska Sea Grant College Resource Programsee address list. By: M.L. Gross, ez al. 1987 2 pp. Free Culture of Nonsalmonid Freshwater Fishes Obtain fro.n: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Yellow Perch address list. By: Roy C. Heidinger, et al. 1986 11 pp. Pee Assessment of the Competitive Position of Greer This reviews the biological charactenstics racy.; Lakes Pons ;n the International Steam Coal to the culture of perch including spawning, larval Market development, feeding and growth. By: David Senf et al. ()Stain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1986 77 pp. T.nstitutesee address list. Obtain from: Minnesou Sea Grant Programsee address list. Curriculum in Marine ScienceElectronic Technology Boat and Motor Dealer By. Ted Boa/. et al. Monthly Magaz:ne. 1971 82 rp. trom: Van Zevern. Inc.. 3949 Oakton St.. aain from: Del Mar College. Baldwin & Ayers. Skokie, IL 60076. ("312)982-1810. Corpus Christi, TX 78404

Boat Shows in Annapolis, Gauging the Economic Coastal Zone Management Inform:itonExcha.ig, Impacts See HA. Our Great Lakes I kritage. By: Anthony J. Fedler. et ai. 1987 7 pp Dections of Change, The Studies the economic value of boat shows win See IVA. Grat Lakes 0,-,mmerce. focus on the attendance, and ',pending patterns of show patrons and exhibitors. DNR, ORA and ruture FundingArrangements Obtain from: Maryland Sea Grant Programsee Needed to Promote Marine Develirnen 1. I he address list. By. Donald Beghin 1971 WISCU-WA-71.002 c .10 pp Obtain from: Umversity of Wisconsin Sea Cir.uit Institutesee address I.

311111111111:111 Duluth, Taconite Harbor, Silver Bay and Two Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and Harbors. Minnesota; and Ashland and Superior, Resource Book, The Wisconsin. See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. See IVA. Great Lakes Commerce. Great Lakes Charterboat Fishing Industry, The Economic Analysis of Commercial Hatchery By: Great Lake Sea Grant Network Production of Sturgeon 1985 91 pp. By: Katherine J. Shigekawa. et al. These selected papers from thc Great Lakes Sea 1985 14 pp. Grant Network Chartexboat Fishing Workshop. This addrses the economic factors associated 1985 focus on the importance of the economic with commercial production of the white sturgeon. impacts, marketing, and management. Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee Obtain from: New York Sca Grant Institutesee address list. address list.

Environmental Impacts of Marinas and Their Great Lakes Facts Brochures Boats See DIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. By:' Neu W. Ross 1985 7 pp. Great LakesOverseas Genrral Cargo Traffic and Conference proceedings session. Port Hinterlands Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant college 1976 WISCU-B-76-00, pp. 135-176 Programsee address list. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Excursion, Cruise and Passenger Ferry Service on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River. Growth Responses of Crop Plants to Fish Soluble See IVA. Great Lakes Cornmerce. Nutrients Fertilizatu...1 By: L H. Aung, et al. Exploration and Assessment of Offshore Sand and 1984 80 ix Gravel, Western Lake Michigan Relates to using fish processing wastes as fertilizer. By: Carol J. Welkie, et al. Obtain from: Virginia Sea Grant College 1982 Journal P (-pint 63 pp. Programsee address list. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Guide to Backyard Aquaculture in Florida By: Donald W. if .-., et al. Finencing for Aquaculturt in Minnesota 1987 49 pp. S 2.00 By: M.L. Gross, et al. This describes water quality concerns, design and 1987 Fact sheet construction of small scale systems. appropriate Obtain from: Minnesota Sea Giant Programsee species, regulations and others aspects of backyard address list. fish Cilirllre. Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Fish Farming in Wisconsin Programsee address list. By: Peyton Smith 1983 TS-039 Journal Reprint 4 pp. Handbook for Waterborne Transportation of Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Hazardous Materials and WasiJ Institutesee address list. By: Cornelia Ann Burr. et aL 1985 53 pp. Fish Farmingls it for You? Obtain from: Mississippi-Alabana Sea Grant By: Frank R. Lichtkoppler Consorthimsce address list. 1986 FS-039 2 pp. Free Contains a checklist for those contemplating the Handling Fishery Wastes and By-products Fish business of fish farming. Questions cover econo- bquefaction: An Alternative to the Present Waste nt.`..c, physical, and production factors, and risks. Ilandhng Practices Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program By: David S uiber. et al. see address list. 1986 42 pp. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Government Polic mnd Great Lakes Shipping. Institutesee address list. Perspectives on U..5 od Canadian Agricultural and Maritime Policies See IVA. GM Lakes Commerce. Hazards of Tant Ships and Barges Transporting Literature Review of the Environmental Impacts of r.. Petroleum Products on the Great Lakes, The Marinas and their Boats By: J. Philip Keillor By: Gail L. Chimura, et al. 1980 Journal Reprint 18ft). 1978 39 pp. Obtain fro.o: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant College Institutesee address list. Programsee addrei.s list.

HELM: Happenings am: Educational Activities Littoral Drift Around Late Michigan,The See IA. Boating. See IA. Boating. Making it Easier to Land a Watetfront Job Hybrid Striped Bass Culture: Status and 1975 ORESU-Q-75-0001 66-67 pp. Perspective Obtain from: Oregon Sea Grant College By: R. Hodson, et al. Programsee address list. 1987 105 pp. Free The ten papers in this publication cover every Man,ging to Catch People, An Educatcr's Guide aspect of hybrid culture from the hatchery stage to for Helpir.g Charter Enterprises processing and marketing. By: Bruce DeYoung Obtain from: Univexsity of North Carolina Sea 1986 150 pp. Grant College Progrem--see address on. Obtain from: New York Sea Grai totesee address list. Ice Strengthening of Great Lakes Bulk Carriers By: Movses J. Kaldjian, et al. Marina Operators Input into Marine Technical 1982MICHU-SG-82-200 2: rip. S2.00 Training Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College By: Larry Booth Programsee address list. 1979 FLSGP-W-79-001 38-39 pp. OLtai: from: Florida Sea Gr9:-.. College Illinois Aquaculture Industry: Its Status and 3yramsee address list. Poten, 21 1986 150 pp. Marina Rate Structure Survey Obtain from: Division of Marketing, Illinois By: Robert D. Espeseth Departn.-mt of Agriculture.. State Fairgrounds, PO 1979 23 pp. Box 4906, Springfield, IL 62708; (217)782.1583. Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Programsee address list. Impact of State and Local Taxatior on Industrial Location: A New Measure for the Great Lakes Marine Insurance Guide- A Checklist of Insurable Region,The Hazards Common to Boat Owners, Dealers, By: W. Douglas Morgan, et al. Marinas... 1974 Journal Riarint 1I pp. By: Samuel Snow, et al. Obtain from: California Sea Grant College 1971 11 pp. Programsee address list. Geared towards boat builders, boat service agencies, dr), dock and boat repai,. and marine Indna Portside service stations. See WA. Great Lakes Commerce. Obtain from: National Sea Grant D-positol;--see address list. Institutional Trade, The By: Marvin Spira Marine Mechanics Careerrainirat Clover Park 19:5 WISCU-W-7`...0013-5 pp. Educational Center Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant By: G. James Capelli Institutesee address list. 1977 WAS HU-P-77-001, pp 81-82. WASH U P-77-002 Introduction to Aquaculture in Minnesota Obtain from: Washington Sea Grant Program By: Mark Gross. Anne Kapuscinski, and David see address list. Landkamer 1987 2 pp. Free Marine Relatcd Careers Obtain from: Minnesd.a Sea Grant Programsee By: Frank Lichtroppler address list. 1988 FS-012 2 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list.

83 Marine Technician Training Penaid Shrimp Culture in the United States: A By: Leonard Mitchell, et al. Brief Overview Stressing Species, Seed Production 1974 DELU-Q-74-001, pp. 14 and Grow Out Obtain from: Delaware Sea Grant College By: Addison L. Lawrence, et al. Programsee address list. 1987 11 pp. Outlines methodologies involved in shrimp Marine Technician Training Program mariculture in the U.S. thru late 1983. By: Ken K. Kamimura Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee 1974 HAWAU-P-74-W1, pp. 104-105 pp, address list. HAWA1l-P- 74-002, pp. E32-E36 Obtain from: University of Hawaii Sea Grant Petroleum Transport on the Great Lakes College Programsee address list. By: Robert M. Scher 1979 79 pp. Marine-Related Occupations: A Primer for High Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College School Students Programsee address list By: Prentice K. Stout, et al. 1977 15 pp. Port of Cn...4go. I llinois,The Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee See IVA. Great Lakes Commerce. address list. Proceedings of Second National Boating Facilities MIT Sea Grant Marine Industry CollegiutnA Conference Technology Transfer Partnership of Ihdustry, By: Andrew T. Manus Academia and Government, The 1979 CUIMR-Z-79-001-616. By: Dean A. Horn Obtain from: California Sea Grant College 1983 4 pp. Programsee address list. Obtain from: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy Sea Grant--see address list. Professional Marine Careers 1979 Moving Government Goods on the Great Lakes- Describes professional marine careers in the fields What an Increase Would Mean in Dollars and Jobs of environmental affairs, business, industry, for the Region consultation, educative engineering, merchant See IVA. Great Lakes Commerce. marine, fine arts, governmeht and general occupations. National Sea Grants on Marinas and Recreational Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Boating Topics Programsee address list. By: Neil W. Ross, et al. 1985 54 pp. Public and Private Rights in Coastal Areas aain from: Rhode 1:.;and Sea Grant College (..lapter 5 Programsee address kn. By: Ronald W. Merritt 1977 NCU-B -77-002, pp. 1-112 Newspaper clippings from 5-county area of the Obtain from: North Carolina Sea Grant Program Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan region-1986to see address list. present See IA. Boating. Regulation of Bulk Hazardous Cargoeson the Great Lakes Ocean Transportation By: Robert I. Reis, et al. (Education and Training) 1983 17 pp. By: John W. Devanney, Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee 1972 MIT-Q-72-001, pp. 17-18 address list. Obtain from: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy Sea Grant Programsee address list. Regulations that Apply to Aqeaculture in Minnesota Ohio' s Lake Erie ports and Ohio River terminals, By: David Landkamer, Mark Gross, and Anne 1986-1987 Kapuscinski Sec IVA. Great Lakes Commerce. 1988 13 no. Free Obtam from: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee address list.

84 Relations'ii of Port Development and Urban Technical Marine Careers Waterfront Revitalization, The 1979 By: John Armstrong, et al. Careers include ship/boat building, commercial 1981 103 pp. fishing, offshore mining and petroleum operating, Obtain from: South Carolina Sea Grant Consor- port activity, marina and marine dealers. tiumsee address list. Obtim from: Michigan Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Restaurant Trade and Lake Perch Aquaculture, The Towards a Balanced Perspective...Boat Sewage By: Robert Follett By: Neil W. Ross 1975 WISCU-W-75-001 1-2 pp. 1985 4 pp. Obtain &Int: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant A conference proceedings session. Institutesee address list. Obtain from: Rhode Island Sea Grant see address list. Salmonid-Based Charter Boat Fishing Operations on Lake Ontario: A Description and Status Report Tribute to the Great Lakes, A By: Michael P. Voiland See IIIA. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology. 1982 7 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Twine Line address list. See IA. Boating.

Scientific Marine Careers Undergraduate rwining in Marine Technology- 1979 on-the-Job Describe careers in the fields of biology, chemis- By: Norman E. Anderson, et al. try, geology, social science and general science. 1971 CUIMR-Q-71-001 17-20 pp. Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Obtain from: California Sea Grant College Programsee address list. Programsee address list.

Seiche, The Underwater Copper Exploration in Lake Superior See IA. Boating. 2: Specific Targets Charted in 1974 By: Robert Paul Meyer, et al So You Want To Be a Seafood Dealer? 1975 16 pp. By: Jerald Horst, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1987 17 pp. Institutesee address list. Helps potential seafood business investors to understand the supply, market, and capital needed. Unique Degree Program for the Shipbuilding Obtain from: Louisiana Sea Grant College Industry, A Programsee address list. By: Jacob Edwin Thomas, et al. 1974 8 pp. Sta:e and Local Restrictions on Siting Coastal A conference proceedings session. Aquaculture Facilities in New York Obtain from: Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant By: Milton Kaplan Consortiumsee address list. 1984 159 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Unit TrainIGreat Lakes Bulk Cost Comparison I address list. Bulk Cargo, Cost Analysis, Marine Terminals, Railroads, Ships, St. Lawrence. laway Supply of Rented Recreational Boats in New York By: Edward A. Beimbom, et al. State 1977 Journal Reprint 10 pp. By: Miklos Gratzer, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1975 NYSGI-P-75-001, pp. 101-104 Institutesee address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant hstitutesce address list. Upwellings See IA. Boating. Tank Spawning of Yellow Perch Ey: Graden R. West 1977WISCU-W-77-001. pp. 55-57 Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list.

fl Using a Social Carrying Capacity Model to Charter Boat Operator Study 198? Estimate the Effects of Marina Development at the By: Jack Gray, et al. Apostle Islands National Lakeshore 1985 48 pp. By: Thomas A. Heberlein, et al. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 1986 18 pp. Institutesee address list. This research focuses on a policy question: what will be the effects of additional marina slips on Chicago Park District Annual Report boating experience at the Apostle Island National Free Lakeshore. Obtain from: Chicago Park District, 425 E. Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee McFetridge Dr., Chicago, IL 60605; (312)294- address list. 2200.

Water Commerce of Indiana: A Profile of the Coastal Fishing Access: Needs and New State's Three Ports,The Initiatives See WA. Great Lakes Commerce. By: Michael P. Voiland, Jr. 1984 Conference proceedings pp. 97-104 Wisconsin Aquaculture Plan Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee By: Clyde Amundson address list. 1987

Thir atate aquaculture plan reviews the status Coastal Zone Management Information Exchange and examines the potential of fish farming in See RA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Wisconsin. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Coastlines Institutesee address list. See IA. Boating.

IVE. Recreation Economics Cobbler' s Cove: A Simulation of Coastal Planning By: Sandor Schulman, et al. Access to Great Lakes Salmonid Fishing Via 1980 8 pp. Private Lands: A Study of New York's Ripar:an This is onc section of a 6-part set of activities for Landowners youth. By: Tommy L. Brown, et al. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee 1979 Jou:nal reprint 8 pp. address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Courtesy is Contagious: Guidelines for Improving Your Tourism Hospitality Skills Angler Use and Harvest in the Pere Marquette By: Chad P. Dawson, et al. River Near Baldwin, Michigan 1986 11 pp. Free By: K.M. Krueger, et al. This booklet shows how an employer in different 1985 Michigan Academician, quarterly journal types of tourist facilities (restaurants, gas stations) of the Michigan Academy of Science. Arts ad can make a tourist feel welcome. Letters. Vol. 17., No. 3, pp. 317-330 Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant Obtain from: Michigan Academy of Science. Arts, igram see address list. and Letters, Toumy ;louse, 2117 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48104. Creating Lively WaterfrontsAn Urban Recrea- tion Workshop Behavior Patterns c, Divers Visiting the Alger 1984 Journal reprint Bottomland Preserve Obtain from: Virginia Sea Grant College By: Ronald E. Kinnunen, et al. Programsee address list. 1987 9 pp. Free Presents the results of the 1986 Michigan Recrea- Current Use of Water Surface Zoning for tional Diving Survey conaacted at the Alger Recreation Underwater Preserve. By: Tommy L. Brown, et al. Obtain from: Ron Kinnunen, U.P. Extension 1979 Journal Reprint 8 pp. Center, 1030 Wright St., Marquette, MI 49855. Obtain from: New York Sca Grant Institutc--see address list. Boat Shows in Annapolis, Gauging the Economic Impact See IVD. Marine Industry.

86 Doing the Dunes Economic and Social Impact of a Developing By: Jean Komaiko, et al. Sabnonid Sport-Fishery: The Case of the 1978 1974 232 pp. Rochester.Lake Ontario Derby,The Obtain from: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, By: Michael P. Voiland 1100 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, IN 46304; 1979 Journal Reprint 3 pp. (219)926-7561. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Duel for the Dunes, Land Use Conflict on the Shores of Lake Michigan Estimating the Value of Variations in Anglers' See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Success Rates: An Application of the Multiple-sae Travel Cost Method Economic Contribution of Lake Erie Sport Fishing By: Carl C. Samples, et al. to Ohio, The 1986 20 pp. $6.75 By: Leroy J. Hushak This is an estimation method measuring sport 1985 TS-014 6 pp. $2.00 fishermen's evaluation of changes in fishing Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program quality. see address list. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institutesee address list. Economic Contribution of Ohio' s Lake Erie Charter Bow Industry, The Excursion, Cruise and Pas.senger Ferry Service on By: Leroy J. Hushak the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River 1985 TS-013 8 pp. S2.00 See IVA. Great Lakes Commerce. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list. Expenditures of Anglers Fishing in New York' s Great Lakes Water Economic Impact of an Annual Tourism Industry By: Chad Dawson Exposition 1986 8 pp. By: William Gartner, et al. This is a summary of a survey of 38,000 antlers, 1983Journal Reprint 14 pp. designed to measure sportfishing effort, angler Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College harvest, and the trip expenditures of anglers. Programsee address list. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institute _2e address list. Economic Impact of Lake Erie on Northern Ohio By: Leroy J. Hushack, et al. Family Guide to Minnesota's North Shore, A 1983 TS-005 8 pp. S2.00 By: Nancy Hereid and Eugene Gennaro Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program 1986 43 pp. S3.95 see address list. Obtain from: Minnesou Sea Grant Programsee address list. Economic Impact of the Winthrop I larborlZion Marina Financing Boating With Tax Dollars- Trends and By: Warren Wood Alternatives in New York State 1985 120 rip. By: Tommy L. Brown Obtain from: Lake County, Illinois, Economic 1979 30 pp. Development Commission, 18 N. County St., Obt.iifrom: New York Sea Gram In .titutesee Waukegan. IL 60085; (606)451.3651. add :ess list.

Economk. Value of Lake Erie Sport Fishing to Foss Park Marina, North Chicago, Illinois ,1 Private-Boat Sport Anglers Report to Lieutenant Governor Ryan By: Leroy J. Hushak, et al. By: Warren Wood 1984TS-012 11 pp. $2.00 1985 40 pp. Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Obtain from: Lake County Economic Devel, .p- see address list. ment Commission, 18 N. County StWaukegan. IL 60085. Economic Value of Recreational Boating on Lake Erie,The Getting Coastal PermitsRegulatory Programs on By: Kenneth A. Wenner New York's Great Lakes Coast 1982 TB-005 10 pp. S2.00 See A. Great Lakes Urban and Natural Ecology Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program see address list.

94 Governor's Conference on Lake Michigan-Illinois' Harbor Rehabilitation and Recreational Develop- Great Lake: Protecting and Developing a ment in Racine, Wisconsin Valuable Natural Resource, A By: Leonard Ziolkowski, et al. See BA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. 1987 8 pp. Obtain from: County Executive, Racine County. Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan, 730 Wisconsin Ave., Racine, WI 53403. 1887-1987 By: John McCabe HELM: Happenings and Educational Activities 1587 274 pp. $29.95 Around Lake Michigan,The Obtain from: Wayne State University Press, 5959 See IA. Boating. Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI 48202. How Citizens Can Influence Legislation in Great Lakes Charter Boat Fishing Michigan By: Lynn Frederick By: Gary Chilson, et al. 1987 2 pp. 1982 E-1553 12 pp. $1.10 Explains hor to select a charter boat, discover Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, local fishing opportunities, and prepare for your MSU Bulletin Office. 10-B Agriculture Hall, experience. Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 48824-1039. Institutesee address list. Illinois Beach State Park Great Lakes Charterboat Fishing Industry,The By: Site Superintendent See IVD. Marine Industry. 1986 2 pp. This brochure gives information about the parks Great LakesAn Environmental Atlas and facilities and natural history. Resource Book, The Obtain from: Illinois Beach State Park, Zion, IL See BA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. 60099; (312)662-4811.

Great Lakes Facts Brochw.es Imagin.ng the Future at Niagara 17alls See IIIA. Wetlands. By: Patrick McGeevy 1987 15 pp. Great Lakes Guidebook, The Obtain from: Great Lakes Commission, Argus II See BA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Building, 400 S. Fourth St.. Ann Arbor, MI 48103. Great Lakes RecreationTourism Furturescapes Impacts of Recreation and Tourism at the Local By: Francis M. Domoy Economy: Case Studies for Minocqua. Woodruff 1981 31 pp. and Algoma Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee By: S. J. Bubul, et al. address list 1978 165 pp. Obtain from: Recreation Resources Center, Great Lakes Reporter, The University of WisconsinExtension, Ag. Bulletin See BA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. Bldg., Rm. 245. 30 Murray, Madison, WI 53715. Great Lakes Travel and Living Indiana Marina Market and Economic Study By: Great Lakes Publishing Co. 1986 125 pp. Monthly $ 23.90 (Annual subscription) Obtain from: Lake Michigan Marina Development This mar zine focuses on activities and places for Commission, 8149 Kennedy Ave., Highland, IN recreation arvI tourism in the region. 46322; (312)731-2646 or (219)923-1118. Obtain from: Great Lakes Publishing Co., PO Box 423, Mt. Morris, IL 61054. Inventory of Emerging Great Lakes Recreational Great Lakes Vacation, A Businesses in Wisconsin By: M. Li, et al. By: Karen Plass 1987 EP-024 Teacher guide (14 pp.) and student 1987 31 pp. Free workbook (8 pp.) $3.00 Includes inventory of ferries, excursion boats, Students learn how the resources of the Lake charters, sailing, schools and names of businesses rebion cre.ate attractive recreation opportunities. providing the services. (can Se used with optional computer activity) Obtain from: Uriversity of Wisconsin Sea Grant Obtain from: Ohio Sca Grant College Program Institt 'esce address list. see address list.

88 Investing in Lake Forest's Future, A Repor to the Lake Michigan Monitor Residents of Lake Forest See HA. Our Great Lakes Heritage 1986 12 pp. This report contams information on a well-built Lake Michigan Shoreline Concept Plan and cost-effective set of erosion protection creak- b. T . Hernandez, et aL waters. 19L 10 pp. Obtain from: The City of Lake Forest. 220 E. GI ain from: Lake County, Illinois Planning Deerpath, Lake Forest, IL 60045. Department, 18 N. County St., Waukegan, IL 60085; (312)731-2646. Lake Cowuy, Indiana Visitor By: The Lalce County Onventicn & Visitor's Bureau Land Use and the Law Yearly 10 pp. Free By: Larry R. McCormick, et al. This visitors guide and map contains a calendar of 1984 NYSGI-B-84-001, pp. 79-84 festivals, highlights of parks. recreation and sports Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee activities, history, sightseeing, shopping and other address list. information. Obtain from: Lake County Convention & Visitor's Little ,:alumet River Project, 1983 Annual Status Bureau, 5800 #N, Merrilville, IN 46410; (219)980- Report 1617. 1984 21 pp. Obtain from: Little Calumet River Basin Develop- Lake Effect: Impact of the Greet Lakes on the ment Commission, 8149 Kennedy Ave., Highland, Region' s Economy,The IN 46322; (219)923-1118 or (312)360-6350. See IVA. Great Lakes Commerce. Littoral Drift Lake Huron Recreation and Weither See IA. Boating. By: Martha W. Deline, et al. 1983 MICHU-SG-82-102 56 pp. Free Long Blue Edge of Summer, The This describes the recreation and weather along By: Dorris Scharfenburg Lake Huron's shore. 232 pp. $ 9.95 (add $1.25 per book for shipping. Obtaiii from: Michigan Sea Grant College 6% sales tax for Ohio residents) Programsee address list. A tour of the 3000 mile Michigan coastline. Obtain from: The Great Lakes Bookseller, 108 W. Lake Michigan Angler: A Wisconsin Profile Perry St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. By: Karl C. Sample. a al. : 9P1 WIS-SG-81-42359 pp. Marina DeveLpment Plan Obuin from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant 198u 117 pp. Institutesee address list. Obtain from: Lake Michigan Marina Development Commission, 8149 Kennedy Ave., Highland, IN Lake Michigan Circle Tour 46322; (312)731-2646 or (219)923.1118. By: West Michigan Tourist Association Annual 51 pp. Free Marine Recreation , Uses of Green Bay. A Study This booklet contains maps, addresses, general of Human Behavior and Attitude Patterny suggestions and advertisements of attractions and By: Robert B. Dittc, et al. accommodations along the Circle Tour as it passes 1972 through the four states boidering Lake Michigan. Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Obtain from: West Michigan Tourists Associatio.l. Institutesee address list. 136 E. Fulton, Grand Rapids, MI 49503; (616)456-8551. Methodology for Estimating the Economic Impart of Sportfishing Tournaments, A Lake Michigan Marina Development Conur.ssion . By: Michael J. Ellerbrock, et al. Annual Report 1987 1984 27 pp. 13y: The Lake Michigan Marina Dm :lopment Obtain from: Florida Sea Grant College Pro- Commission gramsee address list. 1987 12 pp. Free This report gives the history, membership, past Michigan Great Lakes Recreational Boating meeting logistics, city descriptions, finance and A Synthesis of Current Information mission of the Commission. By: Daniel J. Stymes, et al. Obtain from: Lake Michigan Marina Development 1982 86 pp. S5 00 Commission, 8149 Kennedy Ave., Highland, IN Obtain from: MichigaSi a Grant College 46322; (312)731-2646 or (219)923-1060. Piogramsee address list. 89 Navy Pier, A Vision for the Future: The Mayor's 1987 Michigan Harbors Guide Navy Pier Task Force Report Contains aerial photos and other informAtion abr it 1985 66 pp. Michigan's public recreational harbors. Obtain from: City of Chicago, Department of Obtain from: County Extension Office, Rm. 101, Economic Development, 20 N. Clark, :--lacago, IL Ottawa County Bldg., Grand Haven, MI 49417; 60602. (616; -8250.

New York Recreational BoatingSurvey 1987 Survey of Charterboat Operators on Southern By: Tommy L Brown, ct al. Lake Michigan 1977 75 pp. By: Diane Samdahl Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee 1988 34 pp. $1.00 aedress list. This contains data and antlysis on characteristics of Illinois and Indiana charterboat operators, their New York State Seaway Trail Information Packet business, customers, potential growth and impact By: Seaway Trail Inc. on local tourism economics. Yearly Free Obtain from: Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant This packet contains various publications about the Programsee address list. New York Seaway trail. Obtain from: Seawk.; Trail, Inc., Poucher Hall Norfolk Harborfest '86: Tenth Anniversary #202, State University of New York. Oswego, NY Analysis 13126; 1-800-36-SEAWY (in NY) or 24-SEAWY By: Jon A. Lucy, et al. (outside NY). 1986 68 pp. This is an analysis af the 1986 Norfolk's Harbor- New York State Seaway Trail Annual Report fest which demonstrates that the festival continues By: Seaway Trail Inc. to pcovide a quality family-oriented recreational Yessly 10 pp. Free event. This annual report gives the membership list, Obtain from: Virginia Sea Grant College Pro- accomplishments, committee reports, and balance gramse: address list. sheet of Seaway Trail. Inc. Obtain from: Seaway Trail, iflc., Poucher Hall, North Point Marina, Illinois Beach State Park #202, State University of New York, Oswego, NY Feasibility StudyMain Report 13126; 1-800-36-SEAWY (N.Y) or 1-800-24- 1985 57 pp. SEAWY (Others). Obtain from: State of IllinoL. Department of Conservation, PO Box 401, Winthrop Harbor, IL New York State Supplement to Coastal Pr klems 60096; (312)746-2845. and Resource Management See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. North Shore Drive of Lake Superior: Vacation Travel and Accommodation Guide New York's Great Lakes Recreational Weather By: Lake Superior North Shore Association By: David G. White, et al. Yearly 8 pp. Free 1°86 6 pp. $0.85 This gives detailed maps and mileageon various This gives insight into seasonal weathir patterns attractions, lodgings, and restaurants alonga and offers a summary of weather information. section of the Lake Superior Circle Tour that winds Obtain (rem New York Sea Grar. Institutesee from Duluth to Sault Ste. Marie. address list. Obtain from: Lake Superior North Shore Associa- tion. PO Box 159, Duluth, MN 558b1. Newspaper clippings from 5-county area of the Illinois-Indiana Lake Michigan region--I986 to North Shore' s Travel Tourism Industry and Its Present Market Segments, The See IA. Boating. By: Uel Blank, et al. 1984 99 pp. 1986 Recreational Diving Activity in Michigan Obta rom: Minnesota Sea Grant Programsee Bottomland Preserves address list. By: Jon P. Peterson 1987 12 pp. Free Outdoor Highlights This describes the bouomlami pres:Tve diver Semi-monthly activity across the state and provides data that Obtain from: Illinois Deprrtment of Conservation. could be applied to local marketing and develop- Lincoln Tower Plaza, 524 South 2nd St., Spring- ment efforts. field, IL 62706; (217)782-7454. Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service, PO Box 599, Tawas City, MI 48/64. Outdoor Indiana Property Stewardship: Ge-ing Involved in Monthly Community Development Obtain from: Indiana Department of Natural By: Stephen Lopez R:-.ources, 612 State Office Bldg.. Irdianapolis. IN 1981 16 pp. 46204. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesec address list. Outdoor Recreation in Illinois: 1985-1986 Action Program Publ. frust Doctrine in England and America, The 24 pp. By: W. Keith Kavenagh Obtain from: Illinois Department of Conservation. 1980 NYSGI-T-80-004. pp. 185-210 Planning Division, Lincoln Tower Plaza, 524 S. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesec 2nd St, Springfield, IL 62706; (217)782-3715. address list.

Outdoor Recreation in Illinois: The 1988 Policy Recreation and Weather Guide to thr. Minnesota Plan Chore of Lake Superior 1988 ,,ce IA. Boating. Obtain from: Blinds Department of Conservation. Division of Planning. Lincoln Tower Plaza, 524 Regional Economics of Michigan's Salmorud South ^Id St., Springfield, IL 62706, (217)782- Program: Does a $20 Million Fishery Really 3715. Make a Dfference? By: Tommy L. Brown P lan for the Duluth Downtown Waterfront, A 1982 Symposium Proceedings. pp. 125-128 By: Department of "lanning and Deveiopment Obtain from: New Yolk Sea Grant Institutesee 1985 48 pp. address list. This repon discusres the history, currcnt situation. plans :aid implementation considerations for 8 Regional Impacts of Fishery Allocation to Sport sectors of the wa:erfront. and Commercial Interests: A Case Study of Ohio's Obtain from: City of Duluth, Minnesota. Portion of Lake Erie. By: Leroy J. Hushak, et al. Private-Boat Walleye Angling in the Ohio Waters 1986 P3-065 8 pp. Free ofLalce Erie: An Economic Evaluation Economic impact comparison study between By: lane Marie Winslow sportfishing and commercial fishing. 1982TB-008 185 pp. $20.00 Obtafr-m: Ohio Sca Grant College Program Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program s= ac.zss list. see address list. Regulating Urban Waterfront Structures Profile 1986 Diver Activity in the Thunder Bay By: Milton Kaplan. et al. Bottomland Preserve, A 1981 11 pp. By: Jon P. Peterson, et al. Obtain from: New Yo:k Sea Grant Institute- -see 1987 9 pp. Free address list. This report summarizes survey information collected .Ituing the 1986 diving season at Thurgl Rise of Lake Ontario' s Charterboat Industry Bay. Some Mdications of the Socioecononuc Impact of a Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service. PO Developing Salmonid Fishery, The Box 599. Tawas City. MI 48764. By: Michael P. Voiland 1983 5 pp. Profile of GreatLakes Diver Activity,Travel and Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Expenditure Patterns, A address list. By: Jon Petason. et 1987 18 pp. FTC'. Satellite Image Map of Northeastern Illinois These resultsi the 1987 survey of Michigan end Sec 111A. Great Lakes Heritage. (Maps and Charts) Midwest scuba divers relate destinations. money spent, and type and frequency of dive trips. In- Scuba Diving the liEnnesota Snore ofLake cludes a computer model to project diver expenses. Superior Obtain from: Cooperative Extension Service. See ID. Other Water Sports and Safety. PO Box 599, Tawas City. MI 48764. Seiche. The Sec IA. Boating.

91 Selected Annotated Bibliography: Coastal Supply of Rented Recreational Boats in New York Resotwce Managemmt State By: Haman Richard By: Miklos Gratzer, et aL 1987 82 pp. (also on LIM disk - $5) 1975 NYSGI-P-75-001, pp. 101-104 This is a coastal resomce managemr4 bibliogra- ObtLin from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee address list Obtain from: Flotida Sea Grant College Pro- gramsee address list Travel,Tourism, and Outdoor Recreation in the Greer t Lakes States: A Statistical Profile Shipping on the C :at Lakes By: Great Lakes Commission See WA. Great Lakes Commerce. 1989 60 pp. $10.00 Obtain from: Great Lakes Commission, The Argus Shorefront Fishing in New York City II Building, 400 S. Fourth St., Ann Arbor, MI By: Charles Heatwole, et al. 48103. 1985 20 pp. A survey of New York city urb3n fishermen shows Tribute to the Great Lakes, A what city and state fisheries managers should know See IIA. Our Great Lakes Heritage. to increase their fishing access. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Trust Doctrine, The Colonial Patents, and ti e New Address list. York State Courts, The By: W. Keith Kavenagh Singing Sands Alamanac 1980 NYSGI-T-80-004, pp. 211-246 Newsletter that contains the current events Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institute--see happening on Incllana's lab ...lore. addras list. Obtain from: Friends of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore, 1100 N. Mineral Springs Rd., Porter, Tips on Serving Patrons wth Special Needs IN 46304: (219)926-7561. By: Linda L. Parks 1985 8 pp. $030 Social Carrying Capacity for Boating at Apostle This fact sheet was developed to assist the tourist/ Island National Lakethore hospitality industry in addressing the needs of the By: Thomas A. Heberlein. et al. disabled patron- in order to better serve them. 1983 85 pp. Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institutesee Obtain from: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant addres; list. Institutesee address list. Twine Line Southern Lake Michigan Sportfishery: Angler See IA. Boating. Profiles and Specialization Index for Illinois and Indiana Upwellings See IB. SportfishiAg. See IA. Boating.

Spending Patterrts and Economic Impacts of Value of Recreational Boating and Fishing in the Michigan Registered Boat Owners Central Basin of Ohio' s Portion of Lake Erie, The By: Daniel J. Stynes, et al. By: Nilbna Dutta 1983 MICHU-SG-83-210 102 pp.$5.00 1984TB-018 105 pp. $12.00 Obtain from: Michigan Sea Grant College Obtain fi om: Ohio Sea Grant College Program Programsee address list. see address Ea.

Staging a Renaissance on the Waterfront Vision for Illinois Recreation and Tourism By: Mitchell L Moss Future, A 1980 Journal Reprint 16 pp. By: Governor's Statewk.: Task Force on Obtain from: New York Sea Grant Institute--see Recreation & Tourism address list 1987 33 pp. Free This report presents an exciting vision of Illinois' Strategy to Export Salmonids and bnport Dollars potential as a major tourism state including in Northeast Ohio, A fmancing strategies. By: Frank R. Lichtkoppler, et al. Obtain from: Illinois Department of Conservation, 1984 TS-008 6 pp. $200 Comprehensive Planning Section, 524 South 2nd Obtain from: Ohio Sea Grant College Program St., Sprirgfield, IL 62706; (217)782-3715. see address list.

dr, Using a Social Ctarying Capacity Model to Earimate the Effects of Marina Development at the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore By: Thomas A. Heberlein, et al. 1986 18 pp. This research focuses on a policy question: what will be the effects of additional marina slips on the boating experience at the Apostle Island National Lakeshore. Obtain from: National Sea Grant Depositorysee address list.

Water Works! A Survey of Great Lakes Wcterfront Development on US. and Canadian Shores 1986 32 pp. Obtain from: The Center for the Great Lakes, 435 N. Wichigan Ave., Suite 1406, Chicago, IL 60611; (312)645-0901.

Water and the Michigan Economy: Estimating the Economic Valise of Michigan's Fresh Wa:v See WA. Great Lakes Commerce.

Waterfront Festivals: Catalysts for Maritime Heritage owl Waterfront Redevelopment Discusses the importance and benefits of waterfront festivals. Obtain from: Virginia Sea Grant College Programsee address list

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