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Archives of the Proceedings Reports of the annual International Rainy-Lake of the Woods Watershed Forum.

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	pdf 2020 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 16.11 MB )
	pdf 2019 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 13.11 MB )
	pdf 2018 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 5.73 MB )
	pdf 2017 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 1.60 MB )
	pdf 2016 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 2.97 MB )
	pdf 2015 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 397 KB )
	pdf 2014 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 4.59 MB )
	pdf 2013 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 5.24 MB )
	pdf 2012 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 2.13 MB )
	pdf 2011 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 654 KB )
	pdf 2010 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 383 KB )
	pdf 2009 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 643 KB )
	pdf 2008 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 2.55 MB )
	pdf 2007 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 2.00 MB )
	pdf 2006 Forum Proceedings ( pdf, 1.41 MB )

February 17, 2021

Water Levels – Ins and Outs and Ups and Downs

By Bev Clark, for the Foundation.

In my career as an Environmental Officer and later as a Scientist I have attended many public meetings where water levels were the primary issue. It is nearly impossible to make any gains at such a meeting because there are always exactly half of the people who want the water levels higher and exactly half that want them lower. Its all about the docks…right? OK so here’s the thing, although the regulatory agencies do consider multiple uses, the finer details are almost never about your dock.

2021 Community Engagement Workshop Report Released

This year’s workshop was a true testament to how we can adapt our engagement for the collective efforts on stewardship. On March 31^st, 38 people came together on Zoom and worked together, with our two presenters, to discuss the most effective ways to engage citizens in science and stewardship. The lessons learned came from all over the watershed and involved a diverse range of passionate scientists, educators, lake users, and associations.

You can pdf download the report here! (296 KB)

April 10, 2021

Time is Running Out to Have Your Say!

Please let Environment & Climate Change Canada (ECCC) know that you care about Lake of the Woods!
Provide your input to ECCC on its proposals for phosphorus reduction options to manage algae blooms on Lake of the Woods.
Public comment period ends April 30.

Here's How To Have Your Say

1. ECCC Engagement Site

Review Info, Provide Input
www.placespeak.com/lakeofthewoods

2. Share Your Views with ECCC by e-mail
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Get Involved before it's too late!