Co-sponsored by Madeline Island Museum
Wednesday, August 29th, 7:00PM
Madeline Island Museum
Free and Open to the Public
Speaker: Gene R. Clark, Coastal Engineering Specialist, University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute
Mr. Clark will discuss what are the causes of the past, present and predicted near-term future of Lake Superior Water levels.
You will learn about the many contributing factors: locks, power plants, Canada, navigation, fish ladders, and more.
Gene R. Clark, Coastal Engineering Specialist, University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute.
Gene joined the Wisconsin Sea Grant Advisory Services team in January 2004 and works out of the offices of the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve in Superior, Wis. As one of the few full-time Sea Grant Coastal Engineering specialists in the country, Gene provides coastal engineering expertise and port/harbor/marina engineering assistance to Wisconsin’s state and local government officials, contractors, and lakeshore property owners in all Wisconsin coastal counties, including those along Lake Michigan. Gene holds a B.S. degree from Texas A&M University in Ocean Engineering, a M.S. degree from the University of Florida in Coastal Engineering and a second M.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin in Civil and Environmental Engineering.
