News | Apr 30, 2019
We are very pleased to announce that our senior research scientist, Dr. Michael Paterson, was awarded the Meritorious Service Cross (Civil Division) for his contribution to saving the world’s freshwater laboratory in 2014.
News | Nov 16, 2018
This November 27, 2018 ever dollar you donate to IISD Experimental Lakes Area will help us buy much-needed equipment for next year’s research season—equipment that is vital in keeping our lakes and fish monitored, tracked and safeguarded for future generations.
News | Nov 9, 2018
Are you a painter? Or photographer? Writer, poet, songwriter? We invite you to spend time as an artist-in-residence at the world’s (most beautiful) freshwater laboratory in Canada.
News | Feb 13, 2018
IISD Experimental Lakes Area has once again announced a competitive grant program for the April 2018-March 2019 field season—intended to support research activities of Highly Qualified Personnel (HQP) at the research station.
News | Jun 27, 2017
This year we asked YOU how you would save Canada’s fresh water. This is how you responded.
News | Jun 1, 2017
This June, help us win $10,000 by taking part in Great Canadian Giving Challenge (GCGC), a month-long contest that kicks off on June 1st.
News | May 29, 2017
IISD Experimental Lakes Area is pleased to announce a pilot (2017-2018) competitive grant program to support research activities of Highly Qualified Personnel at its research station in northwestern Ontario.
News | Mar 20, 2017
On Friday March 24, 2017 at 7:30 p.m. (EST) join TVO’s The Water Brothers as they visit IISD Experimental Lakes Area to learn how climate change is affecting our water.
News | Nov 14, 2016
Roger Mollot looks back on Cycling for Solutions 2016, a 500km bike journey from Winnipeg to IISD-ELA to raise money for the Lake Winnipeg Foundation, and looks forward to the future of the event.
Engaging with Science, News | Jul 1, 2016
The first school tour of the year was a resounding success, filled with hands-on science, teamwork, “seining” and an uncooperative motorboat. Marcus Threndyle explains further.
