he U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) with funding from Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, implemented the Avian Radar Project to better understand bird and bat activity throughout the Great Lakes Basin.

The impacts of climate change on the Great Lakes, as well as recent developments in climate change law and policy, will be highlighted at the 21st Annual Great Lakes Water Conference on Friday, November 5.

The Lake St. Clair conference, held every two years, provides a binational forum to exchange information on Lake St. Clair’s changing environment and the actions and tools needed to manage these changes.

The Oklahoma Clean Lakes and Watersheds Association welcomes you back to Oklahoma City for the NALMS 41st International Symposium. This event is an opportunity to network with some of the most knowledgeable leaders in lake and watershed information and technology. The conference will consist of multiple panels and discussions focused on the value of water for economics, ecology, and culture.

Join the Lake Ontario Parthership on Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at 12 p.m. EST for a one-hour public webinar on Lake Ontario, Green Stuff in the Water: No Day at the Beach. This event is the latest in our webinar series, Let’s Talk Lake Ontario and will focus on the issue of Cladophora in the lake, why it’s a problem and what’s being done about it.