International Association for Great Lakes Research advances understanding of world's great lakes. Publishes J. of Great Lakes Research, hosts annual conference.
1 WEEK LEFT!
There’s still time to run for the IAGLR Board of Directors.
Applications are now due Oct. 30.
IAGLR members are encouraged to apply or help spread the word to someone who would be a great candidate! Terms begin May 2027.
Details:
IDEA commitments require action! In the latest Lakes Letter, 2026 IDEA+ Scholar Gadfly Stratton calls for safer, more inclusive science:
Apply for the 2027 IDEA+ Presenter Scholarship by Nov. 1:
#IAGLR#IDEA
Less than two weeks left!
IAGLR scholarship applications are now open to support students who show great promise early in their research careers.
Apply by November 1.
Explore the scholarships, eligibility requirements, and application details:
Calling the next generation of Great Lakes researchers!
IAGLR scholarship applications are now open to support students who show great promise early in their research careers.
Apply by November 1
Explore the scholarships, eligibility requirements, and application details.
Deadline extended!
Run for the IAGLR Board of Directors. Open seats include VP and Canadian, International/Indigenous Nation & student members.
IAGLR members: Apply by Oct. 30 or spread the word!
Check the IAGLR website for details.
#IAGLR#GreatLakes#GreatLakesScience
Tune in online to World Water Week next Monday at 11 AM (GMT+2) for a talk on listening to Indigenous water knowledge holders featuring a panel of water scientists, community leaders, and more, including IAGLR Executive Director Jérôme Marty.
Final call: IAGLR 2027 session proposals are due today, Sept. 18.
Have a session idea? Submit it for the 70th Annual Conference on Great Lakes Research, May 24–28 in Duluth, Minnesota.
Great Lakes, Global Impacts
#IAGLR27
One week left to help shape the science at #IAGLR27!
What should the Great Lakes research community be talking about?
Propose a session, bring together diverse expertise, and help set the scientific conversation.
Deadline Sept 18
Duluth, Minnesota + online
May 24–28, 2027
Calling the next generation of Great Lakes researchers!
IAGLR scholarship applications are now open to support students who show great promise early in their research careers.
Apply by November 1
Explore the scholarships, eligibility requirements, and application details.
Could one of these roles be your next way to make an impact?
We’re seeking candidates for:
🔹 Vice President
🔹 Canadian Regular Member
🔹 International Regular Member
🔹 Canadian Student Member
Help grow IAGLR and your career!
More information on the IAGLR website.
Help shape the future of IAGLR! We’re seeking members of the Great Lakes research community to serve on our Board of Directors. Bring your perspective, help guide the association, and make an impact.
Nominations due Oct. 2.
Checkout the IAGLR website for more information.
Help shape the science at #IAGLR27!
Propose a session, bring together experts around the issues that matter most, and help set the conversation for IAGLR’s 70th annual conference:
�� Duluth, Minnesota + online
📅 May 24–28, 2027
Deadline, September 18
The latest JGLR issue is now out, including work by Kline et al. (2026) on genomic variation of brook trout along the Minnesota shoreline of Lake Superior. Dive into Volume 52, Issue 4 today:
#JGLR#GreatLakesSci
IAGLR is proud to celebrate #WorldLakeDay! Lakes are vital ecosystems that support biodiversity, human well-being, and climate resilience. Let’s work together to protect them for generations to come.
Learn more:
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Shape the science at IAGLR 2027! Submit a session proposal for our 70th annual conference and join us in Duluth, Minnesota, or online, May 24–28, 2027.
#IAGLR27
Can't make the 5 AM EDT live broadcast, tomorrow? Register online for free to watch the recording later! Tune in to World Water Week as a panel—including IAGLR Executive Director Jérôme Marty—discuss listening to Indigenous water knowledge holders.
The latest JGLR issue is now out, including work by Johnson et al. (2026) on GLATAR (Great Lakes Aquatic Tissue Analysis Repository) featuring over 50,000 records on energy density. Dive into Volume 52, Issue 4 today:
#JGLR#GreatLakesSci