Video | Oct 6, 2020
IISD Experimental Lakes Area is, of course, the world’s freshwater laboratory and is an exceptional natural laboratory comprised of 58 small lakes and their watersheds set aside for scientific research.
But it’s also a beautiful hidden oasis full of people, lives, stories and lots and lots of fish.
Discover all about the world’s freshwater laboratory by watching this short film…
Video | Jun 17, 2020
Want to discover what innovative and exciting ideas Canada’s young professionals and entrepreneurs have tucked up their sleeves to help save Lake Winnipeg?
Video | Jun 2, 2020
Discover which research we are still undertaking, how we have overhauled our practices to keep the IISD Experimental Lakes Area community safe, and how COVID-19 could impact freshwater health and supplies.
Video | Apr 30, 2020
Discover the faces, the voices, the sounds and the vistas behind the world’s freshwater laboratory in this short film.
Video | Feb 7, 2020
We are challenging students, water researchers, developers, designers, scientists, programmers, engineers, technology enthusiasts and entrepreneurs to show us what they’re made of and save one of Canada’s most beloved lakes with our 2020 Lake Winnipeg AquaHacking Challenge!
Video | Oct 7, 2019
Talking about cutting-edge developments, our president-CEO Jane McDonald wants all to understand the ways we should be innovating to protect water sources.
How We Do, Research Videos, Video | Dec 5, 2018
Want to learn more about how scientists at your favourite 58 lakes are exploring the impact of climate change on fresh water? This short video explains all.
How We Do, Video | Nov 9, 2018
In this short video, Lee and Cyndy take us through the process of setting up cameras so we can spy on our lakes.
Yep, you read right—SPY.
How We Do, Video | Apr 26, 2018
Even during the winter, researchers at the world’s freshwater laboratory need to track the location of fish in certain lakes. Needless to say, it’s a bit more of a complex task when everything is frozen over.
How We Do, Video | Apr 11, 2018
Want to know why Canadian scientists spend their winters taking samples of snow, and then measuring the water and chemical content? We explain all…
