
March 2021
Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: John Hartig
John Hartig, Visiting Scholar, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research at the University of Windsor, discusses "Thirty-Five Years of Restoring Great Lakes Areas of Concern: Gradual Progress, Hopeful Future." Click here to join the virtual event via Blackboard Collaborate.
Find out more »Celebration of World Water Day: Mapping the Connections among Indigenous People
Margaret Noodin of UWM's College of Letters & Science and Stacie Sheldon, User Experience Researcher and Web Designer for Lacey Meyers and Willow Lovecky will celebrate World Water Day with a special presentation. The virtual event, Mapping The Connections Among Indigenous People,…
Find out more »Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: Emily Tyner
Emily Tyner, Director of Freshwater Strategy, discusses "Assessing the impacts and public perception of the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative." Click here to join the virtual event via Blackboard Collaborate.
Find out more »April 2021
Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: Jennifer Hauxwell and Team
Jennifer Hauxwell, associate director, Wisconsin Sea Grant, and team discuss "Tackling Wisconsin's water challenges through science-policy fellowships and partnerships." Click here to join the virtual event via Blackboard Collaborate.
Find out more »Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: Deborah McGregor
Deborah McGregor, professor, Osgood Hall Law School, York University, discusses "First Nations, Great Lakes, Traditional Knowledge and Research." Click here to join us via Blackboard Collaborate.
Find out more »Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: Drew Gronewold
Drew Gronewold, associate professor, School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan, "The Hydrologic Cycle of the Laurentian Great Lakes: connections to policy, management, and research priorities." Click here to join us via Blackboard Collaborate.
Find out more »Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: Melissa Scanlan
Melissa Scanlan, director, UWM Center for Water Policy, discusses "Adaptive Management: Case Study of Stormwater in Southeast Wisconsin." Click here to join via Blackboard Collaborate.
Find out more »May 2021
Colloquium in Freshwater Sciences: David “Bo” Bunnell
David "Bo" Bunnell, research fisheries biologist, Great Lakes Science Center, U.S. Geological Survey, discusses "Coregonine restoration framework: how science is supporting native fish restoration in the Great Lakes basin." Click here to join us via Blackboard Collaborate.
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