The Great Lakes are a vital resource, supporting ecosystems, communities, and economies across North America. Understanding and predicting how water moves through this system is critical, especially as changing climate conditions affect precipitation, evaporation, and...
In partnership with NOAA GLERL, the Great Lakes Summer Fellows Program is a cornerstone of CIGLR’s mission to train the next generation of scientists. Each year, CIGLR has the pleasure of hosting a group of bright, emerging researchers for a 12-week fellowship. During...
The Great Lakes—Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior—aren’t just bodies of water. They are home. They are history. They are economic engines and sources of recreation, drinking water, and identity for millions of people across the region. A new resource...
Welcome Readers! We’re excited to share CIGLR Connect’s first post with everyone. CIGLR Connect is an informal, casual, blog-style publication that will connect our readers and science by sharing news from CIGLR’s Research Institute and Consortium,...
The CIGLR Connect blog space is open to anyone from the CIGLR Research Institute, Regional Consortium, program award recipients, and affiliated students. Please email CIGLR Communications Specialist Aubrey Lashaway ([email protected]) with questions and to learn more.
