Individuals not affiliated with a school or group may also submit posters. Students, teachers, and the public are encouraged to stop by the Split Rock Room at the DECC to view the posters on April 25. Top entries will receive a certificate of excellence at an awards ceremony during the conference, and will be featured on several Web sites. All posters will become the property of Minnesota Sea Grant, but may be available later for pickup. Students in grades 5-12 will reflect on the conference proceedings to date, hear examples of youth involvement in management of exotic species, participate in actual field monitoring of exotics on the St. Louis River, and develop action strategies for their own communities.
Cost is free.
Pre-registration is required.