Through his work with the Canadian and U.S. Coast Guards, Dr.
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Congratulations go out to Mackenzie Beach for passing her MSc. defense on January 15, 2025!
It is again our pleasure to announce that Esri Canada (world's leading GIS software company) has chosen the University of Windsor to be the recipient for an ESRI Canada GIS Scholarship Award.
M.Sc candidate Dennis Otieno, co-supervised by Drs.
High School students from Assumption High School visited RAEON (Real-Time Aquatic Ecosystem Observation Network) at the University of Windsor for a close up look at the work being done to monitor water conditions in real time in the Great Lakes. The students got to see a glider in action, a
GLIER's MSc Candidate, Neve Hudson is exploring how climate change and warmer winters have impacted Lake Erie’s algal community.
Ice cover on the Great Lakes has many benefits to shorelines, aquatic ecosystems and localized climate and weather events. Last winter the Great Lakes saw historic low ice cover levels. Dr.
Sarika Sharma is using drone technology among other methods to monitor and evaluate restoration efforts, with the goal of informing future restoration projects in tallgrass prairies. Sarika started this investigation as part of her Undergraduate Thesis in School of Environment, gaining hand
Surrounded by Conservation lands and other naturalized areas, the busy Port of Monroe, Michigan is part of Michigan's Blue Economy by providing habitat for many kinds of birds and fish. The proximity of the DTE Energy Plant which produces thermal discharge into the port waters attracts fish