Water Quality
The International Elk-Kootenai/y Watershed Study Board held its first in-person meeting in Kalispell, Montana, from November 19-21, 2024. Since being formed in September 2024, the study board has held several virtual meetings.
Three postgraduate fellows are building relationships between the International Joint Commission and Indigenous and other communities to ensure diverse voices contribute to shaping a new plan for the future of Great Lakes science.
A new regional poll shows that a growing majority of participants share common beliefs about the value of protecting the Great Lakes. They also recognize the essential role of ecosystem health and water quality in supporting the region’s economy and quality of life.
Majority of respondents find Great Lakes protection and investments essential, concerned about impacts of water quality challenges
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Windsor, Ontario
In collaboration with a diversity of partners, the International Joint Commission's (IJC) Great Lakes Science Advisory Board is developing a Great Lakes Science Plan for the Next Generation that anticipates science needs to address environmental changes that the region will face…