Water Levels Webinar Series

Current water levels on the Great Lakes are above historical averages, but only three years ago they were at record lows. These dramatic changes underscore the dynamic nature of the Great Lakes system.

The Great Lakes Water Levels Integrated Assessment aims to help shoreline property owners and managers and other decision makers meet the challenges and opportunities posed by current and future Great Lakes water level variability. As part of the project, four U.S. and Canadian research teams have been working closely with coastal communities to identify and analyze polices and adaptive actions.

This upcoming four-part webinar series is your opportunity to learn more about the strategies identified for each community, ask questions, and share input.

Webinar Series
Individual registration is required for each session. All sessions will run from 12:00 – 1:00PM EST.

• November 10, 2016
  Coastal bluff erosion – Milwaukee and Ozaukee Counties, Wisconsin
• November 17, 2016
  Extreme water levels – Huron County, Ontario
• December 1, 2016
  Climate change, lake levels, tribal fisheries and culturally important sites – Northwest Lower Michigan
• December 8, 2016
  Developing land-use regulation and infrastructure policy – Southwest Michigan

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