A Shared Vision for Lake Superior: Critical pollutants affect the lake. Children are most at risk from toxic pollutants, which build up in fish and other aquatic life. Toxins can travel in the atmosphere from distance sources, but they can also come from our backyards.
Even though Lake Superior is very clean, toxic pollutants that persist in the environment and build up in the food chain threaten it.
For more information contact Lake Superior Basin Educator Mike Kroenke at mike.kroenke@ces.uwex.edu
Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
29270 County Hwy G
Ashland, WI 54806
Phone: 715/685-2674
Fax: 715/685-0036
or Upper Chippewa Basin Educator Matt Davis
at matthew.davis@ces.uwex.edu
Headwaters Basin Educator Bill Klase at william.klase@ces.uwex.edu
Upper Green Bay and Lower Fox Basin Educator Kendra Axeness at kendra.axness@ces.uwex.ed
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This page was last updated on January 6, 2003.