This is a new course offering from Au Sable and will examine how various groups of people are affected by environmental hazards. Students will reflect on Christian responses to social inequality and ecological problems..
A study of the effects of dam removal on stream invertebrate communities in Michigan’s Boardman River has completed its long and winding course to publication and worldwide accessibility for scientists, river managers, conservationists and public readers alike.
Carson Gehman, a Cedarville University junior biology major from Hot Springs, South Dakota, was recently awarded a $5,100 scholarship to the Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies for the summer.
Au Sable Institute is pleased to announce that Dr. Joseph Kerski will be teaching our online Geographic Information Systems (GIS) course this summer during Summer Session I (June 7 to July 9).
The Au Sable Institute has been awarded a $125,000 Planet Award from the Consumers Energy Foundation. The $125,000 award will support Au Sable’s “Good Things Grow Here” initiative, an effort to mobilize 3,600 people to complete 30 habitat restoration projects in Northern Michigan by 2024.
The Au Sable Institute has been awarded a Maintenance Grant through the MiCorps Volunteer Stream Monitoring Program. Funds will allow Au Sable to continue their monitoring efforts on the Upper Manistee River and its watershed.
