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Curriculum: Water Levels on the Great Lakes

  • in Education · Educator · Water
  • — 3 Apr, 2013

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How do the levels of the Great Lakes change?

Most scientists agree that climate change will affect the levels of the Great Lakes. While sea level is expected to rise, changes in the Great Lakes region are
likely to result in lower water levels, though there will be differences from lake to lake. In this activity, students analyze, interpret and make inferences from
web-based data on Great Lakes water levels.

Part of Ohio Sea Grant’s Great Lakes Climate Change Curriculum.

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