The Great Lakes Biochar Network aims to be a centralized hub for biochar information relevant to the Great Lakes region.

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Mike Person is now serving as the Program Coordinator for the Great Lakes Biochar Network (GLBN). For general questions, biochar inquiries or just curious about GLBN's mission, please reach out to Mike atGLBN@msu.edu.

Support for the Great Lakes Biochar Networks is provided byMSU Project GREEENand theMichigan DNR, Forest ResourcesDivision.

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