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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 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 )

April 30, 2018

2018 Forum Proceedings Report Now Available

The pdf Proceeedings Report of the 2018 International Rainy-Lake of the Woods Watershed Forum (5.73 MB) is now available.

Lake of the Woods and its watershed went under the microscope at the 2018 International Rainy-Lake of the Woods Watershed Forum, March 7-8 at the Rainy River Community College in International Falls, Minnesota. The auditorium was jam-packed with close to 170 researchers, resource managers and policy makers representing 72 organizations – a record attendance!

Battigelli Award - 2018 Recipient Clare Nelligan

Clare Nelligan, PhD. candidate at Queen's University, is the recipient of the 2018 Deborah Battigelli Memorial Award. Presented by the Foundation, this Award provides financial assistance to graduate students to present their research at the annual International Rainy-Lake of the Woods Watershed Forum.

Clare will deliver the Deborah Battigelli Memorial presentation at the Forum with a talk titled "Long-term trends in dissolved oxygen, nutrients and primary production in embayments of Lake of the Woods that support lake trout".

New satellite Sensors Promise Better Algae Tracking

The view from space is compelling with blue green algae blooms covering most of the lake in late summer and fall as can be seen in this European Space Agency (ESA) Sentinel satellite image from October.

A new generation of satellite sensors came on line this year – delivering high resolution detection and tracking of algae blooms.

At our Watershed Forum in March, Dr. Caren Binding (Environment and Climate Change Canada) will present a preliminary report on her work on Lake of the Woods to develop near real time severity assessment and tracking of algae blooms.