Northwest Ontario Side Story: IISD Experimental Lakes Area Annual Report 2022-2023
It’s certainly no secret that IISD Experimental Lakes Area is a place where world-class and unique scientific approaches to discovering what threatens the health of our fresh water truly thrive.
What we manage to obscure a little better is that, despite all the incredible scientific discoveries that go down at the world’s freshwater laboratory, we also harbour some artistic flourishes, theatrical leanings, and even full-on musical talents.
This year's annual report is a celebration of all things creative at the world's freshwater laboratory, from the science to music, photography and theatre.
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