Doug Jensen
Aquatic Invasive Species Program Coordinator
- AIS public education, social marketing, environmental education, and evaluation
- AIS monitoring, control, and boatwash stations
- HabitattitudeTM campaign, Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers!TM campaign, and AIS-Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Program
- Water quality and pollution
- Coastal resource management education
Education
- M.S. - Education Candidate
- University of Minnesota Duluth
- B.S. - Biology
- University of Minnesota Duluth
Recent News
Jensen co-facilitated a breakout session, "Spread by Recreational Activities," at the Predicting Invasive Potential of Exotic Species, IGERT-MN Futures Symposium at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities during March.
Jensen gave an invited presentation, "Successful Education Efforts to Meet the Aquatic Invasive Species Challenge," at Michigan's Call to Action on Aquatic Invasive Species workshop, hosted by Michigan Department of Environmental Quality in East Lansing, Mich., during March.
Jensen gave a guest lecture, "Aquatic Invasive Species: Two Success Stories in Environmental Education," to a class on Science, Technology, and Society taught by Joan Kwako at UMD during March.
Jensen gave a guest lecture, "Stopping the Stowaways: Aliens of Lake Superior," for the Winter Study Group on Great Lakes Shipping at University for Seniors at UMD during February.
Program Overview (PDF)
