A decadal-scale science strategy for the Great Lakes

The sea lamprey control program is the only reported successful aquatic vertebrate invasive species control at an ecosystem scale, driven by over a century of scientific innovation and cooperation.

Ruth Duncan, a student at Trent University, uses Indigenous Ecological Knowledge and smart technology to study lake whitefish behavior in culturally relevant habitats in Lake Huron.

A review of Giulio Boccaletti's "Water: A Biography" examines the sociopolitical history of water and its profound impact on human civilization and future challenges.

Underwater sinkholes in Lake Huron host unique microbial mat worlds resembling early Earth conditions, offering analogs for deep-sea vents and extraterrestrial life research.

Two decades of collaborative research on the Black River have restored lake sturgeon populations through hatchery production, genetic studies, and community outreach efforts.

Pubudu Kumarage models pollutant transport in inland and coastal water bodies, using fluid dynamics expertise to identify harmful accumulations and conserve aquatic ecosystems.