
Explore Earth's systems, climate change, and human impacts through expert lectures on topics like carbon cycles, freshwater ecosystems, climate modeling, and glaciology.

Comprehensive exploration of climate science, covering water security, species impact, human influence, modeling, and future projections. Experts discuss key topics in environmental studies.

Explore fossil fish from Late Cretaceous Alberta, challenges in identifying isolated elements, and new insights into teleost fish history using advanced technology like micro CT scanners.

Learn about Indices of Biotic Integrity (IBIs) in stream ecology, exploring their advantages, disadvantages, and role in assessing ecosystem health through diversity measurements.

Global study reveals changing lake temperatures worldwide, discussing implications for freshwater supplies and ecosystems. Scientists present findings on warming rates, measurement methods, and impacts on wildlife and specific lakes.

Explore the challenges and uncertainties facing the Great Lakes ecosystem, including climate change impacts, water quality issues, and conservation efforts.

Diverse geoscience research: lunar dust interactions, extreme freshwater evolution, maritime surveillance, and railway tunnel safety. Cutting-edge findings across Earth and space sciences.

Explore the impact of light on stream ecosystems, including its effects on aquatic life and ecological processes. Brief discussion on the ozone hole's relevance.

Explore Late Cretaceous and Early Paleocene nonmarine teleost fishes in North America through vertebrate microfossil evidence, presented by Dr. Donald Brinkman of the Royal Tyrrell Museum.

Explore climate change's impact on Lake Victoria's ecosystem and the urgent need for sustainable practices to protect our planet's resources and biodiversity.

Explore urban streams' rich history and ecology, examining human impacts, changing perceptions, and new approaches to reconnect city dwellers with nature and each other.