Feds announce $5M in funding for Makwa Waakaa’igan project sootoday.com/local-news/fed… via SooToday.com

We are so excited to be one of seven community-based science projects funded this year!

Calling all Canadian student leaders! Want to make an impact in the Great Lakes scientific community? Run for the IAGLR Board of Directors! Gain leadership experience and contribute to the advancement of science. Apply by October 18. bit.ly/3Mgu1JF

Benthic invertebrate day is always a favorite day for my Algoma University biology students!

Congratulations to NORDIK staff and volunteers for hosting a wonderful Annual Meeting last night!

We are so grateful to Canada Water Agency for supporting our project and convening these roundtables with so many incredible water champions!

Excited to share this audio summary of the Global Water Futures Briefing Book! From 2016 to 2023, we’ve made incredible strides in sustainable water management and research. Dive into our journey and discover how we're shaping a resilient water future! gwf.usask.ca/outputs-data/r…

Canada’s first PMI Chapter Student Club is here—the #PMILOC Algoma University Student Guild! This platform empowers future project managers with hands-on experience, leadership skills, and access to PMI’s resources. Together, we’re shaping tomorrow’s leaders! PMI Lakeshore ON, CA

"Blooms are already emerging in unexpected places like Lake Superior, where they were once unheard of." Nandita Basu & Nancy Goucher highlight how important it is for Canada to tackle the growing frequency of algal blooms in Ontario as the climate warms. theconversation.com/warmer-winters…

"In lakes with zebra mussels, mercury levels in walleyes were found to be on average 72 percent higher than in walleyes from uninvaded lakes. For perch, the number is an astonishing 157 percent." minnpost.com/environment/20…

Happy #EarthDay2025 from #AlgomaU ! 🌎✨ We're proud to be a presenting sponsor at the 11th annual Science North & Dynamic Earth Sault Ste. Marie Science Festival! 🎉 Today’s kickoff event featured our very own Brian Leahy, Director of External Community Relations and Engagement, who shared exciting

"So, I want to thank you, Danielle Smith. Why? Because today we stand united, we're not going anywhere... if you have problems with first nations, you can leave." Piikani First Nation Chief Troy Knowlton does not mince words on Bill 54 and a lack of Indigenous consulation.

Join the IJC's Great Lakes Science Advisory Board on Thursday, May 15 at 1:00 p.m. ET for the presentation of their report on the current challenges that limit cold-weather monitoring and opportunities to strengthen winter science efforts. Register here: bit.ly/SAB-Winter

The IJC's Science Advisory Board has prepared a Great Lakes Decadal Science Strategy and is developing a more detailed Great Lakes Science Plan. #IAGLR25 workshop attendees will provide input for consideration of the Science Plan development. Register now: bit.ly/3E3BuuO

What better way to spend the long weekend than at camp with the family, winding down with a water management game?

🎶 Echoes of the Thames — a sonification of 150 years of River Thames water quality data — is now available online! Performed by the IU Baroque Orchestra, the piece transforms science into sound, inspired by Dr. Helen Jarvie’s research. Watch it now: tinyurl.com/bdded8zu

Read up on effectively communicating your Great Lakes research in the latest issue of IAGLR's Lakes Letter magazine for insights and examples, then attend the #SciComm session, Tuesday 8 AM - 3 PM at #IAGLR25, to learn more. Visit bit.ly/43323Ku

On July 16, the International Joint Commission (IJC) will host an executive meeting in Ottawa, Canada. These meetings are focused on ensuring healthy, safe, and prosperous transboundary watersheds. #IJC #WaterDiplomacy#TransboundaryWatersheds ow.ly/NCJV50WougP

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