Webinars

Outlining the Problem and Offering Solutions

2023 Science Reporting Seminar

Water Level Predictions, Wetlands, Blanding’s Turtles, and Nearshore Water Quality

We hosted five experts who shared their in-depth research on vital aspects of the Great Lakes, ranging from the conservation of the Blanding’s Turtle and improving water quality monitoring, to understanding water level fluctuations and the impact of climate change. Their insights provide a fascinating glimpse into the complexities of our ecosystems and highlight the crucial role of ongoing research and community involvement. We invite you to delve deeper into these pressing topics, enhance your knowledge, and join the discussion. Click the link below to explore more and watch these thought-provoking presentations.

2022
Science
Reporting
Webinars

GBGLF hosted a webinar in May 2022 to share new research on water levels from our hydraulic control engineers Bill Bialkowski and Rob Nairn, and information from ECCC on climate change water level predictions that everyone on the Bay should understand including our younger generations. Plus, we shared all the latest water quality, wetlands and turtle research findings from Prof Pat Chow-Fraser’s research lab.

Click the video links below to watch videos of the presentations.

2020
Science
Reporting
Seminars

“Extreme Water Levels on the Upper Great Lakes:
What Can Be Done?”

Roger Gauthier presents facts about the current high-water crisis on the Upper Great Lakes, including detailed background on historic changes to the system. He is assisted by Mary Muter for detailed question and answer sessions.

Topics included information on why water levels are so high, what actions need to be implemented to reduce shoreline damages this year and what to expect over the next few years.

The purpose of these webinars is to outline the problem and offer solutions.

These webinars were held in April and May, 2020.

PRESENTERS:

Roger Gauthier

Roger Gauthier

American Chair of ROWI, former Chief Hydrologist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit

Mary Muter

Mary Muter

Canadian ROWI Vice-Chair, Chair, Georgian Bay Great Lakes Foundation

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