IAGLR 2018 offers engaging speakers, ample opportunities for networking, and 4 days of science. The schedule features 56 sessions with 580+ presentations and a Poster Social with 140+ posters. Several workshops and discussions offer the opportunity for a deeper dive into certain topics. Make sure to check them out!
Environmental Sciences and Chemistry Building, Rm. EV140
UTSC Meeting Place
ECSB Building
UTSC Meeting Place
Across UTSC
AC223 (AA112 for overflow)
Water Security and the Science Agenda
Howard Wheater
University of Saskatchewan
On your own.
Across UTSC
The Rex’s Den
Join fellow students at UTSC's very own campus pub, located in the basement of the Student Centre.
UTSC Meeting Place
Across UTSC
AC223 (AA112 for overflow)
A Growing Problem: Addressing Algae Blooms in the Great Lakes
Dianne Saxe
Environmental Commissioner of Ontario
Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre
Across UTSC
Patio between HW and MW building
Canlan Ice Sports, 3552 Victoria Park Ave., Toronto
Defy Cup 2018: Great Goals for Today's Win. Come to the Canlan Ice Sport Complex and cheer on your favorite as Team Canada and Team USA face off in the 9th IAGLR Defy Cup Challenge. It's a great time and a great cause, as the game raises funds for the IAGLR Scholarship. (Photo courtesy Todd Marsee, Michigan Sea Grant)
Interested in playing? Contact Michael Twiss.
UTSC Meeting Place
Across UTSC
AC223 (AA112 for overflow)
Valuing and Managing Aquatic Ecosystem Services
Robert Costanza
Australian National University
On your own.
Across UTSC
An annual tradition, this semi-formal awards banquet provides an excellent opportunity to learn more about the people who make IAGLR and the Great Lakes great. Participants must register for this event.
UTSC Meeting Place
Across UTSC
AC223 (AA112 for overflow)
The Carbon Footprint of Lakes: From Transformation Processes to Large-Scale Patterns
Yves Prairie
Université du Québec à Montréal
On your own.
Across UTSC
