Updates to the LWBIN presented at the Lake Winnipeg Research Consortium Science Meeting in Feburary 2015.

As the Province of Manitoba engages with Manitobans on a Water Management Strategy, we must keep in mind that our freshwater is not an endless resource. We have to live with our finite water resources and understand that ...

The waters of Lakes Winnipegosis and Manitoba are Case II waters, meaning their optical properties are influenced not only by phytoplankton (chlorophyll-a) but also by total suspended sediments (TSS) and coloured dissolved ...

An overview presentation to Landscape Architecture class at U of M

Water-weather keeper and water quality monitor pilot programs were developed in coordination with the MMF and were designed to build Métis capacity in water quality management activities and increase Métis ability to make ...

Millions of dollars are spent each year in Canada on protecting waterways from urban and agricultural pollutants, excess nutrient input and keeping fisheries healthy. Increasingly limited funding for research and monitoring ...

The Manitoba Great Lakes (MBGL) Program is a climatological and limnological research program focused on the upper Manitoba Great Lakes.

Water-weather keeper and water quality monitor pilot programs were developed in coordination with the MMF and were designed to build Métis capacity in water quality management activities and increase Métis ability to make ...

The Manitoba Great Lakes (MBGL) Program is a climatological and limnological research program focused on the upper Manitoba Great Lakes. Le Programme des grands lacs du Manitoba (MBGL) est un programme de recherche ...

The upper Manitoba Great Lakes (MBGL – Lakes Manitoba, Winnipegosis and Waterhen) act as filters that intercept nutrient flow from the Lake Winnipeg watershed, both as natural nutrient sinks and especially through ...