The Canadian Aquatic Invasive Species Network is a national league of specialists created to examine and identify existing invasions of non-native species in our coastal waters and inland lakes, rivers and streams. Our goal is to prevent new species from harming Canada's aquatic ecosystem.This blog is published and updated to bring awareness to this often overlooked issue. It is our hope that you will take what you learn here and spread the news about this hidden threat.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Mountain Lakes and AIS

On Wednesday, April 28, CAISN will host an outreach exhibit event at the Royal BC Museum beginning at noon, starting with a public lecture in the museum's auditorium by Dr. David Schindler, University of Alberta. The exhibit will be displayed in the adjacent museum lobby. All are welcome.

David Schindler is a Professor of Ecology at the University of Alberta. His research interests include the study of fisheries management in mountain lakes, effects of climate change and UV radiation in lakes, and global carbon and nitrogen budgets. His work has been widely used in formulating ecologically sound management policy in Canada, the USA and in Europe. 

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