Events

Join Dr. Emily Stanley as she presents "Aquatic Methane at Small and Large Scales", part of the Water Institute's WaterTalks lecture series.

Visit the Water Institute's page for more information.

Please register for the event.

Join Sharon Megdal from the University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center as she presents "Groundwater governance and management research: Connecting researchers and practitioners" as part of the Water Institute's WaterTalk lecture series.

For more information about the speaker and the presentation, visit the Water Institute's page.

The University of Waterloo is hosting a Global Water Futures meeting, and Communications Workshop on Friday, May 25th!

For more information about the event, including the full agenda, read the event listing on the Water Institute website.

If you are interested in attending, please email Allie Dusome at the Water Institute (adusome@uwaterloo.ca).

This will be the first annual general meeting of the Global Water Futures program. Plenaries, project reporting, posters, student events, breakout sessions, and other important GWF initiatives will take place during this time. Please stay tuned for more information and call for submissions deadlines. 

For more information please contact Chris DeBeer.

Local Water Solutions in a Changing Climate is an interactive workshop to learn about the University of Waterloo’s latest cutting edge research addressing current and future water challenges in Ontario.

What can we do to mitigate the impacts of nutrient pollution and algal blooms? The Royal Canadian Institute of Science is hosting public lectures for Science Literacy Week (September 16-20). Join Lake Futures Lead Nandita Basu on Thursday September 19^th from 7-8:30pm at the Waterloo Public Library to learn about protecting our water.

This series will be an opportunity for the non-academic community to engage with Lake Futures researchers, as they share their latest research findings and discuss implications for water policies, programs, and plans in Ontario. 

Webinars will be offered weekly, on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:00 p.m. EDT. Webinars will include a 30-minute presentation, followed by a 30-minute discussion period.

This series will be an opportunity for the non-academic community to engage with Lake Futures researchers, as they share their latest research findings and discuss implications for water policies, programs, and plans in Ontario.