GLOS News

Register here As we all prepare for the 2020 field season, tune in for this brief webinar for data providers – whether you are currently a part of the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) or are interested in working more
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Missed the webinar? That’s ok! Check it out it here. What is Lakebed 2030 about? In short, it’s the effort to map the Great Lakes at high-resolution. Get in touch at underwater@glos.org and sign up to get the emails at
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Interested in getting connected with the Smart Great Lakes Initiative (SGLi)*? SGLi leadership is hosting a meeting alongside Current, a Chicago-based nonprofit working to advance research and market-driven innovations to enhance water resources, virtually on April 21. We held a similar
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2019 was a busy one with the launch of the Smart Great Lakes Initiative, continuation of multi-year projects, and the start of some new. Read about some of the most important projects of 2019 in our latest annual impact report.
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IAGLR 2020: Focusing on the Future* | Winnipeg, Manitoba | June 8-12, 2020 The International Association for Great Lakes Research (IAGLR) 63rd annual conference* is accepting abstracts until Friday, January 24. Of the 50 proposed sessions, GLOS is leading these
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In early December, GLOS staff and partners from LimnoTech and Cleveland Water Alliance published a paper in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science that lays out vision for how people, policy, and technology innovations, working synergistically, can help make Lake Erie smart.
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  On December 5, 2019, Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS), Cleveland Water Alliance, and Council of the Great Lakes Region hosted forty governmental, academic, and environmental policy leaders in Toronto, Ontario to discuss the Smart Great Lakes Initiative. The purpose
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Oct. 21, 2019 Ann Arbor, Mich. – Tomorrow, the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS), a nonprofit organization coordinating Great Lakes data collection, management, and sharing, will announce the launch of the Smart Great Lakes Initiative as part of their strategic
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In late August, Rep. Debbie Dingell of Michigan’s 12th district, sat down with us and leaders from Great Lakes conservation, research, and environmental organizations to hear their top concerns. The meeting, which took place at NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research
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How much phosphorus should flow into Lake Michigan? This question means millions for the economy around the lake and has huge implications for its underwater ecosystem. And researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee led by Professor Harvey Bootsma are working
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