Engaging with Science | Sep 2, 2021
Four Things You Probably Didn’t Know about Anishinaabemowin (or Ojibwe)
Here are four things we just learned about the Ojibwe language that every linguist and language-lover should know.
Engaging with Science | Sep 2, 2021
Here are four things we just learned about the Ojibwe language that every linguist and language-lover should know.
Engaging with Science | Jul 27, 2021
Make the most of this this opportunity to get outside and enjoy some water-related activities.
Engaging with Science | May 21, 2020
Enjoy these tales of our researchers adapting and improvising in the field to make freshwater science happen—often with hilarious results.
Engaging with Science | Apr 23, 2020
Science education doesn’t have to be dusty classrooms and broken Bunsen burners. It can fun and engaging for all. Here are some cool tips!
Engaging with Science | Sep 26, 2017
Science affects everyone. Limnology affects everyone’s water supplies. That’s why we want everyone to get involved.
Engaging with Science | Aug 21, 2017
Here at IISD Experimental Lakes Area, we are always looking to educate and nurture the limnologists of tomorrow. But what journey do students take to get here? And how do they find the experience?
Engaging with Science | Dec 6, 2016
Students are vital to the success of IISD-ELA. Sonya Havens talks about what they do when they are here, and why they keep wanting to come back.
Engaging with Science | Nov 21, 2016
We look back on our best and busiest summer yet for school engagement at IISD-ELA.
Engaging with Science | Sep 19, 2016
Michelle Balcaen, who worked at IISD-ELA as our Community Based Monitoring and Outreach Assistant during summer 2016, reflects on a summer of burgeoning aboriginal engagement at the site.
Engaging with Science | Sep 9, 2016
Dr. Michael Rennie provides a snapshot of a two-week undergraduate course he led this summer at IISD-ELA.