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Dr. John Hartig's most recent instalment of his Blog, Great Lakes Moment: Earth Day Turns 50 has just been published
Dr. Hartig's blog, Great Lakes Moment: Earth Day Turns 50 is published
Dr. John Hartig, GLIER's Visiting Scholar published an article in The Nature of Cities entitled "Toronto Harbour Cleanup: The Cornerstone of Waterfront Revitalization"
Dr. John Hartig published an article in The Nature of Cities chronicling the restoration of Toronto's Waterfront
Dr. John Hartig, GLIER Visting Scholar, will present a talk at MSU's Great Lakes Conference on March 3, 2020
Dr. John Hartig will present a talk about reclaiming Detroit's industrial waterfront on March 3 at MSU
Graduate Student and Post-Doctoral Positions available with GenFISH
Graduate Student and Postdoctoral positions available with GenFISH
Dr. John Hartig tells about the societal importance and economic benefits of the cleanup up of Toronto's waterfront
Dr. John Hartig wrote an article in Toronto Waterfront magazine about the benefits of a city's waterfront rehabilitation
University of Windsor researchers discuss how climate change may threaten drinking water for millions of Canadians
Article published by University of Windsor researchers on water quality as it relates to climate change in Great Lakes Basin
GLIER visting scholar Dr. John Hartig publishes his latest installment of Great Lakes Moment-How the cleanup of the Rouge River Old Channel will become a model for other regions to clean up their waterways.
Dr. John Hartig published an article on how the cleanup of the Rouge River Old Channel will be a model for other places to clean up waterways
State of the Strait Reports find permanent archival home at U. Windsor's Leddy Library
State of the State reports will be permanently archived at the Leddy Library's Scholarship@UWindsor.
Nick Falk received GLIER's Lum Clark Award for Research Excellence
Nick Falk, GLIER Ph.D. Student is presented with the Lum Clark Award by Dr. Mike McKay
Dr. Daniel Heath is featured on CBC Radio to discuss the launch of GEN-FISH, a nationwide collaborative research project to assess and protect Canada's freshwater fishstocks.
Dr. Daniel Heath discusses Gen-Fish on CBC Radio
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Dr. John Hartig's most recent instalment of his Blog, Great Lakes Moment: Earth Day Turns 50 has just been published
GLIER Symposium 2020 Postponed
Dr. John Hartig, GLIER's Visiting Scholar published an article in The Nature of Cities entitled "Toronto Harbour Cleanup: The Cornerstone of Waterfront Revitalization"
Dr. John Hartig, GLIER Visting Scholar, will present a talk at MSU's Great Lakes Conference on March 3, 2020
Dr. Daniel Heath and team receive more funding for Gen-Fish research
Graduate Student and Post-Doctoral Positions available with GenFISH
Arctic fish disturbed by increased shipping noise
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