The commercial fisheries in the Great Lakes are a huge business, and once the fish that are caught are processed for consumption there is waste leftover from the process. A collaboration between Science and Business students at the University of Windsor is carrying out trials to turn the fi
A public talk will be held by Chris Edwards and Elaine Weeks will be held on December 4, from 7:00-9:00 pm. The talk will be based on their new book. Bound by history, divided by water, united in spirit.
Dr. John Hartig's latest article on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail is now in The Nature of Cities column.
Please join us on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025 at 12pm in the GLIER Davidson Conference Room (Rm. 250) where we will welcome Dr. Jim Hood from Ohio State University. Dr.
GLIER professor and researcher, Dr.
With a legacy of heavy industrial use and changes to water flow, generations of anglers have still made the area around Zug Island their favourite fishing hole despite the history of contamination. Dr.
In the 2026 QS World University Rankings, the University of Windsor rose to number 546 in the world, citing commitment to research excellence and sustainability as the highest metrics for evaluation. President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Windsor says "This achievement
The yearly emergence of Fish Flies (also known as Mayflies) is a nuisance for property owners along the shores of Lake Erie, but their appearance is a sign of a healthy Lake Erie. Dr.
The Council of State Governments, Midwestern Office (CSG Midwest) is proposing a new trail which will allow users to traverse the U.S.
