Duluth, Minnesota lies at the western end of Lake Superior, the source and headwaters of the entire Laurentian Great Lakes ecosystem.
Although perhaps better known for extremely cold winters, residents and visitors know
it to be a city of forested hills, wetlands and trout streams. With 42 named streams,
Duluth has one of the highest densities of stream corridors of any of the over 150 EMPACT- metro areas.
Todd Carlson - Stormwater Program Coordinator Mindy Granley - Sustainability Officer Tom Johnson - Stormwater Engineer
University of Minnesota Duluth:
Richard Axler (Emeritus) - Former Project Coordinator (Retired) Jerry Henneck - Field, Water Quality Sampling, Chemical Data Analysis Elaine Ruzycki - Field, QA/QC Tiffany Sprague - Watershed & Stormwater Science; Current Project Coordinator Jane Reed - Website Design (Red-Pebble Web Design) Valerie Brady - Aquatic ecology and related Weber Stream Restoration Initiative projects David Lonsdale - Site Design toolkit BMPs, North Shore Communities sections (2004-5) George Host (Emeritus) - Former Project Lead, GIS, Data Visualization, Databases (Retired) Norm Will - Programming, Data Visualization, Website Administration, Website Design
Cindy Hagley (Retired) - Former Co-Project Lead, Outreach & Extension, Site Design, NEMO Link (Retired) Jesse Schomberg - Co-Project Lead, Hydrologic Modeling, Outreach, NEMO Link Tiffany Sprague - Stormwater & Watershed Outreach & Extension Bruce Munson (Emeritus) - Former Co-Project Lead Carl Richards (Emeritus) - Former Co-Project Lead
