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Announcing new IAGLR Membership Database

Aug 30, 2017

IAGLR has integrated membership with conference planning software!  You can now join IAGLR or renew your membership dues with immediate access to discounted conference registration rates. Existing members will be required to login once for system recognition. IAGLR Members, please note the membersweb login url has changed. View further INSTRUCTIONS.

IAGLR joins CASS

Aug 10, 2017

IAGLR recently joined the Consortium of Aquatic Science Societies (CASS), a group of societies with a shared interest in aquatic resources. Members include AFS, ASLO, CERF, FMCS, IAGLR, NALMS, PSA, SFS, and SWS.

The consortium promotes, coordinates, and shares scientific expertise and knowledge about global aquatic ecosystems. Aquatic and wetland ecosystems, spanning from headwater to oceans, are significant components of the world’s ecosphere and are threatened globally by a wide variety of human activities. CASS recognizes that these aquatic ecosystems are critical for the planet’s sustainability and are an important economic resource for many nations in sectors such as aquaculture, fisheries, and tourism.

Stay tuned for more announcements about CASS activities.

State of Lake Michigan Call for Abstracts

Jul 25, 2017

Don't forget to submit your abstract by August 11th for the upcoming 2017 State of Lake Michigan (SOLM) Conference, and annual meeting of the Great Lakes Beach Association.  Held Nov. 7-10, 2017 at the Hyatt Regency in Green Bay, WI - the conference will feature four days of events. 

Great Lakes Researchers Skate to Support IAGLR Scholarship

Jun 29, 2017

IAGLR is pleased to announce our fundraising hockey game, held in Detroit, Michigan during the annual Conference on Great Lakes Research, raised over $1,200 for the IAGLR student Scholarship!  Read about Team USA hosting Team Canada on ice and the special researchers who participated in the worthy "Defy Cup"

IAGLR 2017 Recap

May 24, 2017

IAGLR's 60th annual Conference on Great Lakes Research is in the books, and what a conference! With more than 1,000 attendees from around the globe, and 70 sessions with more that 820 presentations and posters, this was our biggest conference yet. From Cities to Farms: Shaping Great Lakes Ecosystems was the theme for the conference, held in Detroit May 15-19, 2017, and hosted by Michigan Sea Grant, the University of Michigan, and Wayne State University.

IAGLR 2017 poster awards

May 22, 2017

Congratulations to the recipients of the special poster awards at IAGLR 2017.

Thomas Nalepa honored with IAGLR Lifetime Achievement Award

May 18, 2017

The International Association for Great Lakes Research honored Thomas Nalepa Thursday evening with its 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award. Presented at IAGLR’s 60th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research, the award recognizes important and continued contributions to the field of Great Lakes research over a period of 20 years or more. Nalepa is best known for his seminal work on invasive mussels, including zebra and quagga mussels, and their effects on Great Lakes communities.

Dan Egan receives Vallentyne outreach award

May 18, 2017

Dan Egan, an author and reporter with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, was honored with the John R. (Jack) Vallentyne Award at the 60th Annual Conference of the International Association for Great Lakes Research.

Great Lakes Science Leaders Honored

May 18, 2017

The International Association for Great Lakes Research honored several professionals Thursday for their contributions to IAGLR and Great Lakes science. The awards were presented at the association’s 60th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research in Detroit, Mich.

Great Lakes Student Scientists Recognized

May 18, 2017

The International Association for Great Lakes Research (IAGLR) recognized top student scientists for their contributions to IAGLR and Great Lakes science. The following awards were presented Thursday at the association’s 60th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research, in Detroit, Mich.

Freshwater Scientists to Convene in Detroit May 15-19

May 15, 2017

IAGLR's 60th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research kicks off today!  More than 1,000 scientists from around the world are headed to Cobo Center in downtown Detroit for a week of science.

Interested in live stream interview at IAGLR 2017?

May 11, 2017

IAGLR 2017 researchers interested in a live stream interview on Periscope about your work, contact Nicole Wood (@WildlifeBioGal, @ScicommMonday) as soon as possible. See her tweet announcing this great opportunity.

IAGLR 2017 pre-conference workshops

May 5, 2017

Interested in learning about restoring fish spawning habitat? What about developing or teaching undergraduate curriculum? Learn more at one of two pre-conference workshops open to IAGLR 2017 participants, scheduled for Monday, May 15.

Onsite IAGLR17 Registrations Welcome

May 3, 2017

Online registration may be closed, but It isn't too late to join us!  Walkin registrations are always welcome.  For your convenience, fill out the onsite registration form in advance.  Final preparations are underway for the largest IAGLR Conference ever!! See you May 15-19th

IAGLR17 Program Book Online

May 1, 2017

The Program Book for IAGLR's upcoming annual Conference on Great Lakes Research is now online. You'll receive a print version at the conference, but this will give you a sneak peek to help plan your trip to Detroit.  The Abstract Book is also available.

Questions about your last minute IAGLR17 registration?

Apr 28, 2017

Feel free to contact Wendy Foster, the IAGLR Business Manager, for all your conference registration  concerns! 

IAGLR 2017 online registration closes May 1

Apr 24, 2017

Join us in Detroit May 15-19 for our 60th annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. Online registration closes next week! Register this week for reduced rates. We're still looking for student judges. Please sign up when you register!

Recruiting for IAGLR Defy Cup 2017

Apr 24, 2017

IAGLR Team USA will host IAGLR Team Canada on May 17 (8:30 pm start at the Dearborn Ice Skating Center, 14900 Ford Road, Dearborn, MI 48126) in a fund-raising game to support the IAGLR Scholarship fund.  If you are interested in playing or helping please contact Michael Twiss (mtwiss@clarkson.edu). 

IAGLR’s 50th Anniversary

Apr 20, 2017

IAGLR will be celebrating its official 50th Anniversary during the 60th Conference on Great Lakes Research. We encourage you to bring your favorite vintage IAGLR swag while attending (bag, t-shirt, water bottle);  Expect some contests and special surprises!

Proposed IAGLR By-Laws

Mar 28, 2017

The Board of Directors of the International Association for Great Lakes Research has proposed revisions to the IAGLR Bylaws.  Members

2017 IAGLR Board of Directors election

Mar 16, 2017

It's time to vote for the 2017 IAGLR Board of Directors. Running for treasurer are Scott McNaught and Lizhu Wang. Candidates for the three Canadian board member slots include Glenn Benoy, Jennifer Boehme, Ron Griffiths, Francine McCarthy, Rebecca Rooney, and Paul Sibley. Running for the Canadian student spot are Frederick Cheng, Bereket Negasi Isaac, Michael St. James, Laura Tessier, and Amy Yang. We thank them for their willingness to serve and appreciate their commitment to IAGLR. We are asking all members to honor that commitment and vote. Log into your member account and follow the voting link from there. Please take a moment to review these candidates and help make the difficult decision to select among them for communal good. Let's make this a record turn out!

IAGLR 2017 registration is open

Mar 13, 2017

There's never been a better time than the present to show how much the IAGLR community values the communication of science. Show your support by joining us in Detroit May 15-19 for our 60th annual Conference on Great Lakes Research. Registration is open, and we look forward to seeing you there!

IAGLR urges continued support of Great Lakes scientific research collaboration and communication

Feb 20, 2017

In a letter to President Trump and Prime Minister Trudeau, IAGLR urges both administrations to continue the tradition of collaboration by supporting open communication of scientific research and by fostering collaboration among Great Lakes scientists from both Canada and the United States.

Join IAGLR at State of Lake Michigan 2017

Feb 18, 2017

The State of Lake Michigan (SOLM) Conference—a popular, biennial event dating back to 1999—is hosted this year by the International Association for Great Lakes Research with support from state and local sponsors.  SOLM 17 will be the first in an annual series of State of Lake conferences aimed at promoting linkages between the science and policy communities.

Invitation to support IAGLR 2017

Feb 15, 2017

Each year, IAGLR's Conference on Great Lakes Research receives generous support from organizations and businesses.  We invite you to help ensure the conference is a great success!  Learn more about the various support opportunities:

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