From June 18th to 22nd, the 61st International Association of Great Lakes Research (IAGLR) Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research was held in Toronto. The conference featured five days of plenaries, workshops, posters, and keynote presentations focused around Great Lakes Research. More information about the conference can be found on the conference website.
The following sessions were chaired by Ecohydrology group members at the conference:
Harmful
Algal
Blooms
(HABs)
and
their
Toxicity:
Remote
Sensing
and
Modeling
Approaches
Chaired
by
Homa
Kheyrollah
Pour,
Serghei
Bocaniov,
Philippe
Van
Cappellen
Climate
Change
Impacts
on
Ecohydrology
of
Urbanized
Watersheds
Draining
into
Large
Lakes
Chaired
by
Mahyar
Shafii,
Mohamed
Mohamed,
Stephen
Braun,
Philippe
Van
Cappellen
Nutrient
Sources,
Transport
and
Retention
in
Great
Lakes
Watersheds:
Field
Measurements,
Modeling
and
Management
Implications
Chaired
by
Chris
Parsons,
Maria
Dittrich,
Kimberly
Van
Meter,
Agnes
Richards
Additionally, Dr. Chris Parsons presented "Phosphorus Export from Headwater Streams in the Lake Erie Basin: Storms, Snow-Melt and Speciation" at the parallel session "Multi-Watershed Nutrient Study: Establishing a Monitoring Network in Agricultural Regions".
Steph Slowinski also presented a poster titled "The role of groundwater discharge fluxes on Si:P ratios in a major tributary to Lake Erie" during the poster session.
Thank you to those who organized the conference!