Missed the livestream? Catch the webinar replay hosted by GEO Indigenous Alliance & GEO AquaWatch that explores Indigenous insights on the hydrological cycle and its role in global water monitoring. Supported by CSIRO AquaWatch Australia, IAGLR, and WWQA. bit.ly/46ID6nC

The IAGLR volunteers are the driving force of the association. Without their efforts, IAGLR wouldn't exist as it does today. If you are interested in volunteer opportunities, please check out the following link for more information: bit.ly/4dkUnpJ

The #Olympics gave us all an amazing two weeks of athletic feats and moving stories. What other connections can you make between #GreatLakes species and the Olympics?

Call For Papers: The Journal of Great Lakes Research will be running a special section on Great Lakes Connecting Waters. The section will be open for submission: June 1 - September 1, 2024. Article types: Full length articles Reviews Short communications Comments #GreatLakesSci

Pour le public francophone, découvrez comment assurer votre sécurité à la plage cet été et comment les Grands Lacs se comparent à un autre plan d'eau tristement célèbre des Jeux Olympiques. bit.ly/4cpXRG1

The #IAGLR25 Call for Sessions portal is now open. We invite you to propose a scientific session for IAGLR’s 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. The conference will be held June 2–6, 2025, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The deadline is September 20. bit.ly/3YXzyvU

Are you an IAGLR member interested in serving on the IAGLR Board of Directors or know someone who should? We're seeking candidates for the following positions: Treasurer Canadian regular member Canadian student member U.S.regular member #GreatLakesSci bit.ly/3MhWmz9

The #IAGLR25 Call for Sessions portal is now open. We invite you to propose a scientific session for IAGLR’s 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. The conference will be held June 2–6, 2025, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The deadline is September 20. bit.ly/3YXzyvU

The latest issue of the Journal of Great Lakes Research is now available. Impacts of #GreatLakes invasive species, predicting Lake Huron Dreissena spp. spatial distribution patterns, and much more. JGLR, vol. 50, issue 4: bit.ly/3WuVblF #JGLR #GreatLakesSci

Are you an IAGLR member interested in serving on the IAGLR Board of Directors or know someone who should? We're seeking candidates for the following positions: Treasurer Canadian regular member Canadian student member U.S.regular member #GreatLakesSci bit.ly/3MhWmz9

Today may be a bit warm in the #GreatLakes Basin, but we all have seen the signs that fall is just around the corner. What do you have left before you can officially wrap up your summer field season?

The #IAGLR25 Call for Sessions portal is now open. We invite you to propose a scientific session for IAGLR’s 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. The conference will be held June 2–6, 2025, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The deadline is September 20. bit.ly/3YXzyvU

Catch up on the latest in #GreatLakes science! #LakesLetter is packed with insights on how remote sensing is transforming our understanding of the lakes. + highlights on new partnerships and initiatives, scholarships, conference support, awards & more. bit.ly/ll22-summer

The holiday weekend is quickly approaching for both sides the of the Laurentian #GreatLakes border. Which Great Lake will you be making a stop at during the long weekend?

Call For Papers: The Journal of Great Lakes Research will be running a special section on Great Lakes Connecting Waters. The section will be open for submission: June 1 - September 1, 2024. Article types: Full length articles Reviews Short communications Comments #GreatLakesSci

In the U.S., it's National Beach Day. The Great Lakes are home to many wonderful beaches. Which Great Lakes beach is your favorite?

The holiday weekend is here for both sides of the international border that runs through the Laurentian Great Lakes. Which Great Lake will you be making a stop at during the long weekend?

The #IAGLR25 Call for Sessions portal is now open. We invite you to propose a scientific session for IAGLR’s 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. The conference will be held June 2–6, 2025, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The deadline is September 20. bit.ly/3YXzyvU

The #IAGLR25 Call for Sessions portal is now open. We invite you to propose a scientific session for IAGLR’s 68th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. The conference will be held June 2–6, 2025, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The deadline is September 20. bit.ly/3YXzyvU

The turquoise waters of the #GreatLakes in the summer gets a lot of fanfare, but it's not the only fabulous color the lakes in the basin like to paint with. Which are some of your favorites?