There will be a planned outage of this website beginning 8:00 am CST on Monday, March 3 and lasting through Wednesday, March 5 as we migrate our network to EPA’s National Computer Center. During the move, this website will be unavailable. Please check the site on Thursday March 6, 2025 after 8 am CST as we hope to have all services restored by then. Il y aura une interruption programmée de ce site web à partir de 8h00 CST le lundi 3 mars et jusqu'au mercredi 5 mars, car nous transférons notre réseau vers le Centre National de l'Informatique de l'EPA. Pendant cette période, le site web sera indisponible. Veuillez vérifier le site le jeudi 6 mars 2025 après 8h00 CST, car nous espérons avoir rétabli tous les services d'ici là.

(Webinar) Let’s Talk Lake Erie: Cracking the Code – Herring Gull Eggs and Chemical Contaminants in Lake Erie

Posted: February 22, 2024
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Learn how chemical contaminants have impacted the Lake Erie ecosystem in our upcoming webinar, “Cracking the Code: Herring Gull Eggs and Chemical Contaminants in Lake Erie” on May 15, 2024, at 10 am CT (11 am ET) as part of our Let’s Talk Lake Erie! webinar series.   

Hear about the joint efforts of Canada and the U.S. to address chemicals of mutual concern (CMCs), which are substances that pose environmental and human health risks in the Great Lakes. Also learn how herring gulls have become our invaluable allies in understanding chemical pollutants in the Great Lakes and how decades of gull monitoring have shaped our understanding of the health of Lake Erie’s ecosystem. 

Guest speakers include Lisa Sealock (Environment and Climate Change Canada), Marta Venier (Indiana University) and Shane DeSolla (Environment and Climate Change Canada).  

This webinar is free, open to the public and suitable for anyone who is passionate about the Great Lakes!  

Registration is now closed.

For questions, contact james.d.luke@usace.army.mil  or carol.kim@ec.gc.ca.

View agenda (pdf)