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12 million pounds of 💀 fish is a LOT in the ongoing battle against the invasive sea lamprey: GLFC #GreatLakesSci

🐟 Interested in learning about #biodiversity in Canada? Check out our new searchable collection that brings a variety of biodiversity information together for Canadians: ow.ly/N8TA50VcYLU 🌿🐦 #KMGBF

Join us in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for #IAGLR25! IAGLR's 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research will feature four days of inspiring science centered around our theme Creating Great Lakes Resilience. Register today: bit.ly/3E3BuuO

🚨 Exciting news! The Centre for Ecosystem Management has received funding from Fisheries and Oceans to develop a Fisheries Risk Calculator—a cutting-edge tool to assess how and when human activities impact fish and their habitats in Canada’s lakes & rivers. inSileco #GreatLakesSci

⚠️ Job alert! The FishPeoplePlace lab (Dalhousie) is seeking to recruit a highly qualified PhD student interested in working on a multi-disciplinary project that will investigate barriers to entry for new/young entrants to Great Lakes commercial fisheries. Deadline is Mar 31 🎣

What challenges face Canada's commercial fishing industry? Dr. Hannah Harrison's research highlights fish harvesters' struggles with climate change and regulations. Her documentary, Last Boat on the Lake, captures their stories. A must-watch for fishery managers and researchers!

🌊 Rising tensions between the U.S. and Canada could spell trouble for the #GreatLakes. On the latest episode of Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons, experts unpack how diplomatic disputes are putting vital cross-border cooperation—and the health of the lakes—at risk 🎧

Ahoy from Lake Michigan! DYK that the Great Lakes support a fishing industry worth more than $5 billion annually? The science team aboard the R/V #LakeGuardian collects critical data about the aquatic food web and the prey that fish eat to inform state fisheries management

A detailed schedule of the #IAGLR25 concurrent sessions is now available. Register today, then plan your week of Great Lakes science in Milwaukee: bit.ly/3E3BuuO

🎣 Mark your calendars! Next Friday, May 2 @ 12:30pm:

🥳 Congratulations to our own Dr. Joey Bernhardt on being named an Early Career Fellow with the @esa_org 👏 👏 👏

⚠️ Freshwater ecosystems under global change ➡️ nature.com is encouraging the submission of studies that focus on natural freshwaters, including lentic (lakes, ponds), lotic (streams, rivers) and wetland systems. To learn more and/or to submit your study:

Dr. Joey Bernhardt, Assistant Professor and researcher with the CEM at the University of Guelph, has been named an Early Career Fellow by the Ecological Society of America (ESA)! Her work is helping shape the future of ecosystem science — read more about this exciting honour:

Time to start thinking about harmful algal bloom (#HAB) season in the #GreatLakes.🌊 #CIGLR '23-24 Fellow & University of Michigan PhD student Emma Johnson is studying how lake sediments may influence hydrogen peroxide levels—& how that could affect bloom toxicity.🧪 🔗 ciglr.seas.umich.edu/march-2024-e-n…

Nominate a First Nations individual or organization that has demonstrated leadership and outstanding dedication to the advancement of clean and safe drinking water in First Nations communities! Deadline is May 31: GCIndigenous #FirstNations #GreatLakes

🌿 May 22, 2025: Happy #BiologicalDiversityDay! This year’s theme, “Be Part of the Plan”, echoes the urgent need for transformative action to halt biodiversity loss. Our affiliate, the Biodiversity Institute of Conservation Synthesis (BICS) has more: tinyurl.com/m8xpx74

A #Biodiversity and #EcosystemManagement policy fellowship opportunity @ University of Guelph ➡️ Apply by May 30!

📰 Our director, Dr. Kevin McCann, speaks to the growing number of 'invasive' goldfish in Kitchener pond sparking concern from locals, advocates: ca.news.yahoo.com/growing-number… via Yahoo 🎣

Apply by September 23:

❓: What do you get when you combine scholars from Yale, McGill, the Norwegian University of Science & Technology, and the University of Guelph? A: A killer working group focused on linking organismal thermal tolerance to population processes, of course!