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Great Lakes Research Review 2006
Get PDFThis issue marks a major diversion from the normal content of the Great Lakes Research Review. Through this issue and the following we will provide a compilation of information presented during the Lake Ontario Interdisciplinary Science and Management Conference (LOISM) that was held in March 2003 at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Material from the conference includes presentations on larger projects; single-page abstracts describing ongoing work submitted by conference participants, and summaries of breakout sessions in which research and management issues for Lake Ontario were discussed. From comments received, the conference was a productive and worthwhile experience for participants. The speakers provided excellent overviews of the larger research and monitoring efforts on Lake Ontario. The breakout sessions were a great success, and many comments indicated that participants appreciated the chance to interact with colleagues involved with the lake system
Academic Catalog Volume 16: 1999-2000 to 2001-02
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Great Lakes Research Review 2002
Get PDFEight years ago, staff from the Great Lakes Program, the Great Lakes Research Consortium, and New York Sea Grant realized an information gap existed between peer reviewed journal articles and newsletter type information related to Great Lakes research. The Great Lakes Research Review was created to fill that gap by providing a substantive overview of research being conducted throughout the basin. It is designed to inform researchers, policymakers, educators, managers and stakeholders about Great Lakes research efforts, particularly but not exclusively being conducted by scientists affiliated with the Consortium and its member institutions.
Each issue has a special theme. Past issues have focused on the fate and transport of toxic substances, the effects of toxics, fisheries issues, and exotic species. The most recent volumes have focused on the Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River and Lake Erie Ecosystems. The present issue is the first of two describing projects funded through the New York State Great Lakes Protection Fund. We gratefully acknowledge all of the contributing authors who willingly share their efforts for this publication
Great Lakes Research Review 2001
Get PDFSeveral years ago, staff from the Great Lakes Program, the Great Lakes Research Consortium, and New York Sea Grant realized an information gap existed between peer reviewed journal articles and newsletter type information related to Great Lakes research. The Great Lakes Research Review was created to fill that gap by providing a substantive overview of research being conducted throughout the basin. It is designed to inform researchers, policy-makers, educators, managers and stakeholders about Great Lakes research efforts, particularly but not exclusively being conducted by scientists affilliated with the Consortium and its member institutions.
Each issue has a special theme. Past issues have focused on the fate and transport of toxic substances, the effects of toxics, fisheries issues, and exotic species. The most recent volumes have focused on the Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River and Lake Erie Ecosystems. The present issue is the second of two describing work related to Lake Erie. We gratefully acknowledge all of the contributing authors who willingly share their research efforts for this publication
