Congratulations to MSc. candidate,  Luke Mawhinney, recipient of the Alex S. Davidson Great Lakes Stewardship Award.

Check out this article by Dr. John Hartig about Autoworkers’ long history of protecting our environment greatlakesnow.org/2025/04/autowo…

Our BioXAS beamline helped researchers develop an antimicrobial coating for germ-free protection that lasts far longer than conventional bleach-based cleaning. Read more: lightsource.ca/public/news/20… GLIER at UWindsor University of Windsor UWindsor Chemistry U Calgary Dept. of Chemistry Image: UWindsor team

Check out this article by Dr. John Hartig examining some of the federal environmental cuts in metropolitan Detroit and their impacts on the Great Lakes Region. greatlakesnow.org/2025/05/great-…

RAEON will be hosting a number of community science events this summer to engage community members in monitoring of the Great Lakes: uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2025…

Population explosions and declines are related to the stability of the economy and the environment theconversation.com/population-exp… via The Conversation Canada

It was a pleasure to do this interview as I took over role as Editor-in-Chief at Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences

Our BioXAS beamline helped researchers develop an antimicrobial coating for germ-free protection that lasts far longer than conventional bleach-based cleaning. Read more: lightsource.ca/public/news/20… GLIER at UWindsor University of Windsor UWindsor Chemistry U Calgary Dept. of Chemistry Image: UWindsor team

Dr. Mike McKay discusses the need for more winter research on the Great Lakes as well as increased wastewater surveillance: cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

The Editor's Awards recognize the crucial role played by peer review in assuring the quality of the Journal of Great Lakes Research. Congratulations to Outstanding Associate Editor Mike McKay from the University of Windsor, @glieruwinsor!

Congratulations to Mackenzie Beach and Tilak Patel for successfully defending their thesis!

The John R. (Jack) Vallentyne Award recognizes important and sustained efforts to inform and educate the public and policymakers on large lakes issues, thereby raising awareness and support for large lake protection and restoration. Congratulations to John Hartig!

Check out Dr. John Hartig's article in Great lakes Now: Great Lakes Moment: Creating a U.S. Great Lakes Waterfront Trail greatlakesnow.org/2025/06/great-…

How do stable isotopes help us determine food web structure in large lakes? Heuvel et al (GLIER at UWindsor) find that highly mobile species in Lake Erie have a mixture of signatures from all basins they feed in 🐟 ➡️ ow.ly/BQbL50VNLLX

Congratulations to John Hartig for winning the John R. (Jack) Vallentyne Award. To read more about the reward and Dr. Hartig's work visit: iaglr.org/releases/great…

Great to spend time stream-side with ⁦Ivan Semeniuk⁩ from the ⁦The Globe and Mail⁩ discussing research regarding threats to endangered Redside dace and in the GTA via work ⁦GLIER at UWindsor⁩ ⁦UWindsor Integrative Biology⁩ ⁦FREC⁩

🚨➡️ #WednesdayWisdom | [PLEASE SHARE] A new commentary in the Journal of #GreatLakes Research makes it clear: 🔬 Investing in Great Lakes science = investing in safety, prosperity & clean water. Without it, the Lakes—& >30M people—are at risk. 🔗 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Mild to moderately harmful algae blooms predicted in Lake Erie ctvnews.ca/windsor/articl…

Fish flies bug Leamington but Dr. Ken Drouillard says it's a good sign. ctvnews.ca/windsor/video/…

Our Director Gabi hit the road last week to install Peristix & plates in Windsor-Essex with Karolina from McMaster University ! We're piloting new ways to track nutrients & algae as part of our Lake Erie Rangers program Thanks EssexRegionConserve, RAEON GLIER at UWindsor & WaterAgencyCAN!