Great Lakes Conference went Great
From May 8th-12th, I attended IAGLR and was able to meet with researchers from around the world to discuss Great Lakes Research. In fact, a newsletter will be released soon from MN Sea Grant with a short blurb regarding my experiences. Here it is copy and pasted below:
Olivia Nyffeler, a Master's Student working with Dr. Lynn Waterhouse and Dr. Gretchen Hansen, recently attended the International Association for Great Lakes Research (IAGLR) conference in Toronto, Canada, from May 8th to 12th. With funding from the Minnesota DNR, Olivia presented a poster titled "Investigating Drivers of Cisco (Coregonus artedi) Recruitment in Lake Superior", highlighting the species' sporadic recruitment and discussing hypotheses from the literature. The conference brought together global researchers, fostering discussions on topics ranging from microplastics to Coregonine restoration, including the classification of Ciscoes in Great Lakes and comparisons of historical and contemporary Coregonines. Olivia's participation contributed to the Cisco research community and also facilitated valuable networking opportunities.
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