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Proposed Sessions (by theme)
1. Advances in Hydroclimate Modeling and Data to Support Great Lakes Adaptive Management
2. Extreme Lake Events and Impacts on Ecosystem Health and Water Quality Applicable to the Laurentian Great Lakes
3. Impacts of Climate Change on Large and Small Lakes
4. Physical Processes in Lakes
5. Quantifying Groundwater Resources in the Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Basin
6. Resilience Through Variation in a Changing World
7. Bridging Youth and Science: Place-Based Learning for Great Lakes Stewardship
8. Des Potes, des Poissons et du Polymorphisme - Honouring the Legacy of Dr. Louis Bernatchez
9. Open Waters: Learning from the Next Generation of Aquatic Scientists
10. Priorities for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility in Aquatic Sciences
11. Science and Education Across Borders in the Great Lakes: U.S. - Canada Collaborations
12. Advances in Fish Bioenergetics
13. Ancient Fish, Modern Challenges: Lamprey Evolution, Biology, and Management
14. Anthropogenic Impacts on Aquatic Food Webs
15. At the Base of it All: Investigating and Monitoring Lower Food Webs in Large Lakes
16. Behavioral Ecology
17. Estuaries, Coasts, and Oceans
18. Invasive Species in Great Lakes Systems
19. Invasive Species Research and Communication
20. It Takes a Village to Study Co-occurring Stressors: Confronting the Wicked Threat of Co-occurring Stressors on Fish Health Through Partnerships
21. Marine Fisheries (a Canadian Perspective)
22. Species at Risk
23. Trophic Hotspots Across Ecosystems and Their Impact on Aquatic Food Webs
24. Understanding the Holistic Benefits of Manitoba’s Inland Fisheries
25. Bridging Social Dimensions Research and Practice in Fisheries
26. Confluences: Indigenous Knowledge and Guardianship in Freshwater Futures
27. Enhancing Understanding and Supporting the Resilience of MANOOMIN (Wild Rice) Through Collaborative Knowledge
28. Exploring Relationships Between Indigenous Knowledge and Science in Freshwater Governance
29. Living Waters, Living Knowledges: Epistemological Sovereignty and Freshwater Futures
30. Respecting Indigenous and Community Data within Academia and Western Sciences
31. Traditional Ecological Knowledge Mitigating Climate Change And Water Protection
32. Wahkotowin: We Have Responsibilities to Each Other and the Water
33. Wisdom of Indigenous Peoples: Protecting Lakes, Life, and the Future
34. Centering Community Voices: Data Sovereignty, Storytelling, and Science Communication
35. Co-Creating Knowledge: Scientists, Storytellers, Stakeholders & Science Communicators
36. Doing Science Communication. Differently.
37. Navigating Currents of Power in Social-Ecological Aquatic Systems
38. Rivers are Connectors of Land, Water & People
39. Working Across Different Ways of Knowing: Creating Meaningful Partnerships
40. Adopting an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management in the Canadian Arctic
41. Great Slave and Great Bear Lakes: Recent Findings, Partnerships, and the Future
42. Shifting Dynamics in a Changing North: Linking Ecosystems and Knowledge Systems to Understand Biodiversity and Trophic Change in Arctic Ecosystems
43. Studying Canada’s Other Great Lakes
44. 2024 Lake Erie Cooperative Science and Monitoring Initiative (CSMI)
45. Aquatic Ecosystem Health of Lake Winnipeg
46. Bridging Borders and Disciplines - Challenges and Benefits
47. Community Monitoring Full Circle: From Data to Science, Policy and Action
48. Cumulative Effects in Aquatic Systems: Bridging Evidence and Action
49. Fish, Fisheries Management, and Stock Assessment
50. Freshwater Ecosystems as Nature Based Solutions
51. Informing Freshwater Policy & Practice by Reflecting on Successes and Failures
52. Invasive Species in Connected Waters
53. Progressing Knowledge Transfer in Applied Conservation: Shared Experiences in the Planning, Execution and Monitoring of Projects Requiring Approval Under Canada’s Fisheries Act
54. Science-Sustainable Management of Lakes: Lessons Learned From Practice
55. Urban Blue Spaces: A Socio-Environmental Perspective
56. Urban Water Management Linking Science, Policy, and Practice for Resilient Futures
57. Antimicrobials in Freshwaters: Chemistry, Fate, and One Health Risks
58. Challenges and Solutions for Data-sharing for Microplastics Pollution Prevention
59. Honoring the Waters: Addressing Antibiotic Resistance in the Great Lakes
60. Legacy and Emerging Contaminants of Concern in Large and Small Lakes
61. Macro, Micro, Nano: Plastic Pollution in the Great Lakes
62. Plastic Pollution in the Great Lakes: Connecting Research with Community Education, Outreach, and Action
63. Uniting to Advance Freshwater Oil Spill Research, Preparedness and Response
64. From Detection to Action: PFAS Effects, Monitoring, and Management Strategies
65. Community Science in Action: Advancing Freshwater Stewardship through Volunteer Monitoring
66. Ecological Modeling and Physical-Biological Interactions in Large Lakes and Their Watersheds
67. From Pings to Policy: Practical Applications in Fish Telemetry Research
68. Great Lakes Technology Showcase: Highlighting the Cutting Edge of Freshwater Innovation
69. Long-Term Datasets to Address Aquatic Environmental Challenges
70. What Tools to Use? Matching Genetic and Genomic Tools to Management Issues
71. Ecology and Management Challenges of Shallow Large Lakes in a Changing World
72. Eutrophication and Harmful Algal Blooms: Drivers, Consequences and Interventions
73. Land-Water Linkages
74. Managing Wetlands for Connectivity: Needs and Challenges for Improving Water Quality with Wetlands
75. Targeted Approaches to Phosphorus Reduction from the Watershed
76. Watershed Best Management Practices to Restore Soil Health and Water Quality
77. General Contributions