A home for the next generation of water leaders and host to events for students, the community and faculty to connect water science, technology and policy.
Interested in hearing from leading water and climate change scholars about water security in urbanized watersheds? Check out this interdisciplinary summer school hosted by the University of Waterloo's Water Institute and Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change
🍁 Are you interested in #SuccessStories in aquatic habitats across Canada?
Check out https://t.co/qdNustPq1I to learn about local conservation and restoration efforts.
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#ConservationMatters
Join us in celebration of World Water Day for tomorrow night’s #WorldWaterDay trivia! Students across McMaster are welcome to play, with lots of prizes to be won 🌎💧Game starts at 7pm on Zoom. Register to play at https://t.co/nUQexfe8Zw!
Keep those pitches coming! We want articles about zoology (cool new papers, profiles/interviews w/ interesting people, what it's like being a zoologist, cool animals, etc.) and articles about how to make zoology more diverse, inclusive, equitable. Zoology is for everyone!
Register: https://t.co/jUJO8eZbSe
In this FREE writing webinar, we’ll explore the value of outlines and other meta-documents for integrating sources, improving organization, and streamlining collaboration with colleagues. We hope to “see” you there.
Are you interested in Technical Writing? Working on a report and have no idea where to start? Looking to break into a new field, or learn a new skill?
Then sign up for @McMasterEGS's Technical Writing Workshop TOMORROW at noon!
#workshop#WritingCommunity#LearningAtHome
Last night in the midst of a global pandemic, Chief Turtle, on behalf of the people of Grassy Narrows, and I, for Canada, signed a historic agreement to build a mercury treatment facility in Grassy Narrows and begin to right an injustice that lasted half a century. #cdnpoli
It's been reported in Ecuador that extractive industries are taking advantage of the #Coronavirus pandemic and invading indigenous territories in the #Amazon to continue operations. This puts indigenous communities who are voluntarily self-isolating at high risk.
“We understand that many residents want to sanitize their homes and you may need to use toilet paper alternatives at this time, but please do not flush them," said John Presta, director of environmental services at the Region of Durham (@RegionofDurham).
https://t.co/jaLxfURWw8
The next @gwf_yp@GWFutures#WomenandWater lecture is hosted at McMaster! Join us on Friday, March 13 in GSB-330 at 3pm EST for a talk with local experts on #SocialJustice.
This event is free to attend & open to all members of the @McMasterU community and public. See you there!
Another seminar next Friday, March 13?! 😃 Join us before the Women + Water lecture in JHE-328 from 10-11am.
Dr Manuel Rodriguez (@universitelaval) will speak on monitoring drinking water quality from the watershed to the tap.
This talk is open to everyone. See you there!
Come out and learn all about microplastics on February 24th at 6:00 PM at RedChurch Café and Gallery.
We are extremely excited to have two talks from Shane de Solla (ECC) and Ellie Weir (MSc candidate, McMaster University).
#microplastics#pollution#water#toxicology#HamOnt