Exposition photographique sur les Grands Lacs 

La Commission mixte internationale (CMI) s'efforce de sensibiliser et d'éduquer le public sur les questions qui ont une incidence sur la qualité de l'eau des Grands Lacs. À cette fin, la CMI recherche des photos prises autour des Grands Lacs qui illustrent les innombrables façons dont les gens interagissent avec les Grands Lacs.  

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Prochaines étapes : Les photos gagnantes seront présentées dans une série de cartes postales, sur la page d'accueil de la CMI et sur nos plateformes de médias sociaux. Elles seront également intégrées au prochain rapport d'évaluation de la CMI sur la qualité de l'eau des Grands Lacs.

The electrofishing crew of TRCA sorting fish species after a fish survey in the Humber river. Etobicoke, Ontario. Research, Education & Science. Emmanuel Thomas.
Electrofishing in the Humber river. Etobicoke, Ontario. Research, Education & Science. Emmanuel Thomas.
A juvenile Atlantic Salmon caught during monitoring in a stream. Ajax, Ontario. Research, Education & Science. Emmanuel Thomas.
Map turtles basking in the St. Lawrence River, observed as a Métis Turtle Guardian with the MNO Great Lakes Advisory Group. Kingston, Ontario. Research, Education & Science. Lindsay Rogers.
Snapping turtle laying eggs in the Bay of Quinte, observed as a Métis Turtle Guardian with the MNO Great Lakes Advisory Group. Belleville, Ontario. Research, Education & Science. Lindsay Rogers.
Completing an eDNA sample looking for Asian carp in the Bay of Quinte, for the MNO. I am a proud member of the Great Lakes Advisory Group. Prince Edward County, Ontario. Research, Education & Science. Lindsay Rogers.
Some karstic submerged sinkholes in Lake Huron's Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary are bathed in anoxic and sulfidic groundwater and feature cyanobacterial benthic mats like the ones that may have prevailed on early Earth's shallow seas. Did matworlds like these oxygenate our planet during its turbulent childhood? Research, Education and Science. Phil Hartmeyer.
Researchers prepare to deploy underwater sensors for continuous monitoring of water quality in Muskegon Lake - an urbanized Great Lakes estuary that joins Lake Michigan. Research, Education and Science. Bopi Biddanda
Grand Valley State University's research vessel W. G. Jackson is surveying Muskegon Lake (in the background) even as a solar-powered observatory at the lakeside pier (foreground) monitors changes in water quality. Research, Education and Science. Bopi Biddanda.
A harmful algal bloom in Lake Erie, mid-August. Monroe, Michigan. Research, Science and Education. Jasmine Mancuso
Wake from a research vessel during routine monitoring on Lake Erie. Monroe, Michigan. Research, Science and Education. Jasmine Mancuso
Rope tied off on a research vessel during fieldwork in May in Lake Erie. Monroe, Michigan. Research, Education and Science. Jasmine Mancuso