An interview with Dr. Chris McLaughlin, Executive Director of the Hamilton Harbour, Ontario, Bay Area Restoration Council. The interview centres on Hamilton Harbour's Randle Reef environmental cleanup project.

Chris McLaughlin Interview re Randle Reef (2016 - 11 - 09)

In this podcast, Métis Nation of Ontario paddler Courtney Vaughan describes the adventures of Métis youth as they paddle a voyageur canoe from Ottawa to Thunder Bay, Ontario. Courtney describes her feelings about Métis culture, history and experience against the backdrop of Lake Superior. These voyageurs paddle the same path as that of their ancestors, connecting with the waters of the Great Lakes.

Métis Nation of Ontario Canoe Expedition 2017

This podcast is an interview with Jitka Hanakova and Becky Kagan Schott about a dive to the Yacht Gunilda, which went down in Lake Superior, in 1911.

Diving the Gunilda - August, 2017

This is a podcast about Lake Superior woodland caribou populations, especially the population collapse after wolves crossed to the island homes of these caribou in 2014. In this podcast, Leo Lepiano of Michipicoten First Nation and Christian Schroeder and Gord Eason of Wawa, Ontario are interviewed.

Lake Superior Woodland Caribou

In this 5' podcast. Leo Lepiano, Lands and Resources Consultation Coordinator with Michipicoten First Nation, outlines the presentation he will be giving at 7 p.m. on February 21st at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. Leo's talk will focus on caribou populations around Lake Superior and recent actions to ensure the viability of these woodland caribou.

February 21st, 2018 Terrace Bay Caribou Presentation

Gary Davies of the Nature Conservancy of Canada describes efforts aimed at preserving natural diversity on and around Lake Superior.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada and Lake Superior

Biologist Serge Couturier describes the helicopter transfer of a male boreal caribou from Michipicoten Island to Caribou Island on Lake Superior in this March 22nd, 2018 interview.

Caribou, Third Sequel: – “Skylift 3”, Michipicoten Male Selected for Starring Role

This podcast is an interview with Dr. Ian Mauro of the University of Winnipeg about the Climate Change Atlas of Canada. The online atlas is an interactive map project which allows site visitors to view climate data for locations across Canada. Climateatlast.ca helps to understand how climate change works including how we know it is happening.

An Interview with Dr. Ian Mauro About the Climate Change Atlas of Canada

Northern Michigan University students describe their kayaking trip around Lake Superior, their efforts to collect water samples for microplastics quantification, and the plastic "nurdles" they found to be  prevalent throughout all of eastern Lake Superior, in USA and Canada.

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