MWC has hosted a number of excellent speakers over the years through the Environmental Lecture Series and at MWC meetings. Below you can view some of these presentations.
Integrated Watershed Management: Pitfalls, Prospects, and Perspective (2021)
By Dr. Barb Veale, Director of Planning and Watershed Management at the Halton Region Conservation Authority
Wetlands, Waterways, and Waterbirds: The Boreal Connection (2021)
By Natasha Barlow, Boreal Conservation Project Specialist at Birds Canada
A pan-Canadian comparison of provincial cyanobacteria bloom management policies, programs, and practices (2021)
By Rebecca Gasman, Masters candidate at York University
Invasive species resources and tools to support Muskoka Watershed Communities (2020)
By staff from the Invasive Species Centre
Harmful Algal Blooms in Ontario Lakes: Causes and Management (2019)
By Dr. Lewis Molot, York University
The Watershed as an Ecological Unit: Creating Context for Rational Management (2019)
By Jack G. Imhof, Aquatic Ecologist and Watershed Scientist
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Buildings and Carbon Draw Down: A strategy to help mitigate climate change (2019)
By Chris Magwood (The Endeavour Centre), Rick Zytaruk (Tooketree Passive Homes), and Melinda Zytaruk (Fourth Pig Worker Co-op Inc)
Using water balance dynamics to understand watershed processes and changing water conditions (2018)
By Dr. Robert Metcalfe, Research Scientist in the Aquatics Research and Monitoring Section of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry and Adjunct Professor with the Environmental & Life Sciences Graduate Program at Trent University
Responding to the threat of road salt in Muskoka (2018)
By Dr. Norman Yan, Friends of the Muskoka Watershed and Robin Valleau, PhD candidate, Biology Department, Queen’s University
Implementing Low Impact Development (LID) in the Lake Simcoe Watershed: Progress, lessons learned and applicability to Muskoka watershed (2017)
By Dr. Ben Longstaff, Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
Water fleas, big data and 21st century technology Case studies in Muskoka and Sudbury point the way to saving the world (2015)
Dr. John Kenneth Colbourne, Chair of Environmental Genomics, University of Birmingham
Start at the Bottom: What bottom-dwelling bugs can tell us about lake & stream condition (2015)
by F. Chris Jones, PhD Candidate, Laurentian University
& Sarah Sinclair, Conservation Ontario
Aliens amongst us: Are we prepared for the invaders? (2014)
