2018 Latornell Conservation Symposium Presentations
Port Darlington – Shoreline Hazards Case Study
Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area
Addressing the hazards at Port Darlington
Practices for Mitigating Thermal Impacts to Streams: Insights from across Ontario
How Cool Are Cooling Trenches? Trench Monitoring in KW
Lunaapeew And Meesingw Leading The Way
Glendale Public School Retrofit
The Use of an Objectives-Based Evaluation Framework to Achieve Sustainable Project Planning in a Complex Environment
TRCA, York and Durham Nearshore Monitoring at the Duffin Creek Plant
Pathway to Canada Target 1: Ontario’s experience with assessing areas
Role of Ontario’s Conservation Authorities in Biodiversity Conservation
Linking Water Governance in the Great Lakes Basin to Economic, Social and Political Drivers
Green Streets Demonstration Project Lessons Learned So Far
Real-Time LID Performance Monitoring Using Continuous Turbidity Probes
Focusing on Solutions; Kitchener’s Advancement in Integrated Stormwater Management
Reaching Consensus for Our Shared Watercourses
Thames River (Deshkan Ziibi) Shared Waters Approach TO Water Quality and Quantity
Solutions for Water Industries
Fletchers Creek SNAP: A Case Study
Reep Green Solutions
Neighbourhood Screening Process and SNAP Model
Mapping the Coastal Habitats of the Great Lakes
Nottawasaga Bay Shoreline Biodiversity
Great Lake Water Levels How They Work
CA/Municipal Partnership in Flood Damage Mitigation, Lake Erie Shoreline
Assessing Warning Thresholds & Flood Risk Along the Shoreline
Use of the Drainage Act to Facilitate Green Infrastructure Implementation in Urban Areas
The Drainage Act: A Useful Tool in Protecting and Maintaining Rural Green Infrastructure
Henvey Inlet First Nation Land Management, Environmental Permitting & Stewardship
Informing Asset Management: Importance of Tracking Inspections and Maintenance
Design and Costs: Implementing LID in the Municipal Right-of-Way
Indigenous Engagement Strategies for Watershed Planning
Lake Associations Fighting Aquatic Invasive Species at the Local Level
Management of Wild Parsnip
Community Based Invasive Species Initiatives
Great Lakes Water Levels: Where are they going?
Collaborative Shoreline Management and Climate Change Adaptation Planning on Lake Erie
Collaborative Shoreline Management and Climate Change Adaptation Planning on Lake Erie
Adaptive Management and the Great Lakes “Learning from 2017”
The untapped potential of municipal water sustainability plans
Voices from across the Landscape
The Long Point Walsingham Forest Integrated Conservation Action Plan
Habitat Enhancement in the Otonabee Region Watershed through Community Engagement
Great Lakes First Nations Fisheries Governance
Evolution of LID SWM Planning and Design Guide
MECP Low Impact Development Stormwater Management Guidance Manual
Determine sizing and placement of LIDs to meet SWM design criteria using LID Treatment Train Tool v1.2.1
Driving Market Transformation
Fusion Landscape Professional Certification Program
Control of European Water Chestnut in Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River
Results of large-scale P. australis control in a Lake Erie coastal marsh
Management and Control of Water Soldier (Stratiotes aloides) in Ontario
Shoreline Management Plan
Lakewide Action and Management Plans
Weeding out the fake news in stream and ground water quality trends
What do we do now?
Long-term Trends in Fish and Aquatic Invertebrates
Beyond Organic Matter: Unlocking the Power in the Soil Microbiome
Climate Change and the Great Lakes
Making Messages Matter for Source Water Protection Outreach
Using Watershed Report Cards To Communicate Science
Communicating Technical Information To First Nation Communities
State of the Great Lakes Reporting
Strengthening Conservation Easement Agreements
Canada Ontario Lake Erie Action Plan
Conservation Authorities Presentation
County of Renfrew Watershed Management
Ottawa River Watershed Study
Leading change in the Ottawa River Watershed
Farming Sustainably with 4R Nutrient Stewardship
Sustainable Solutions for Food and Vegetable Processors and Packers
Climate Change Adaptation Planning in Ontario: The ECO’s Perspective
Collaborating with First Nations in the far north of Ontario
Incorporating Climate Change in Drinking Water Source Protection - Water Quality Risk Assessment
Incorporating Climate Change in Drinking Water Source Protection - Water Quality Risk Assessment
Connecting Students to Great Lakes
The Conservation Authority/Board of Education Partnership
Fish and Wildlife Habitat Connectivity at Road Crossings in the Credit River Watershed
Reconnecting Canada: The Million Mile Effort
Courtcliffe Park Rehabilitation
Monitoring in the Leamington Tributaries Priority Area
Our House to Yours
Managing Minor Phosphorus Leaks in Greenhouses
Water First
Collaborative Water Arrangements Between First Nations And Municipalities In Ontario
Measuring the Effectiveness of Agricultural BMPs with Water and Sediment Control Basins
Essex County Demonstration Farm
Adapting To Extreme Heat In Peel Region Using Green Infrastructure Solutions
Using GIS to Model Climate Change Vulnerabilities on Urban Forests
Adapting Forestry Programs for Climate Change
Great Lakes Guide
Painting Grey County Green
Adaptive Management of CVC’s Natural Heritage System Strategy
Creating Space for Bi-National Solutions
Building Binational Collaboration In The Great Lakes And St. Lawrence
The Poplar River Story: Saving a Minnesota River
Three Unique & Novel Restorations of Brown’s Creek
Why Cattle are Integral to our Stewardship Program
Organic Certification as a Model to Improve Soil Health, Water Quality and Biodiversity
Six Nations Climate Change Adaptation Plan
Approaches for Conducting Vulnerability Assessments in the Great Lakes Basin: A Review of the Literature
The Great Lakes MMP A Successful Formula For Conservation
Good Science, Better Decisions: Monitoring Ontario’s Species and Ecosystems
Engaging citizens in Great Lakes monitoring and influencing change
Long Term trophic Trends: A Look at 45 Years of Monitoring in Severn Sound
Trends in Water Quality of Tributaries Entering Cootes Paradise Marsh, Hamilton
Municipal Initiatives to Improve Stormwater Discharges to the Great Lakes
Collaborating LID Implementation and Monitoring on Central Parkway East, Mississauga
Using Lidar to Detect Potential Vernal Pools and Low/Wet Areas for Restoration
Red Squirrel App
Legacy and Emerging Contaminants, Plastics and the Alphabet Soup of Urban Waters
Land to Lake Connections in Western Lake Ontario
Development of Surrogate Measures for TP Loading from the Grand River using Continuous Water Quality Data
Real-time Lake Water Quality Monitoring for Protecting the Region of Peel's Drinking Water
Real-time Instream Water Quality Monitoring
Protecting Important Properties Owned By Americans
Stormwater Treatment Iron Enhanced Sand Filter
Floating Treatment Wetlands: A simple & effective tool for enhanced stormwater management
York Region’s Greening Strategy A Blue Print for On-the-ground Action
The Great Lakes and Municipal Environmental Projects
Walking the Talk York Region Property Naturalization
Harnessing eDNA for resource management: sampling considerations for biomonitoring
An Introduction to eDNA and its Detection
Microplastics in the Great Lakes: Sources to Lake Ontario
The Impact of Citizen Science Based Cleanups in the Great Lakes
How Southwestern Ontario is "Weathering the Storm"
Urban Development: A Tipping Point for Summer Floods in Southern Ontario
Unique Ideas for Stewardship in a Challenging World
Improving and Sustaining the Performance of Living Green Infrastructure (LGI)
Smart Phones and Soil Cells
Progressive Water Management Strategies in support of a Progressive Planning Process
Subwatershed-wide Planning for LIDs: MECP Environmental Compliance Approval Pilot Project
Assessing and Enhancing the Resilience of Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands (2017-2022)
Collaborating and Supporting First Nation Communities to Advance Wetland Conservation
Protecting Southern Ontario’s Wetlands
Collaborating and Supporting First Nation Communities to Advance Wetland Conservation
How Can Environmental Professionals Engage Salt Appliers?
Being Smart About Salt
Designing Parking Lots with Winter Maintenance in Mind
Making the Most of Source Water Protection Modeling Results
Learning more about the sustainability of our municipal drinking water sources
Successful ways to use Ontario’s Environmental Bill of Rights
The Conundrum of the Rouge Watershed Protection Area
Testing Cupolex Tiles® and Porous Pavers as Means to Mitigate Flooding in Storm Sewer System
Low Impact Development (LID) for Stormwater Quantity Control in the Upper Thames River Watershed
Testing Cupolex Tiles® and Porous Pavers as Means to Mitigate Flooding in Storm Sewer System
Collaborative Processes in Municipal Water Systems
Private and Public Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Management
Why Did the Salamander Cross the Road?
Building a Better Birdhouse
Recovery of Kirtland’s Warbler
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