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We are saddened to learn of the death of Dr. David Schindler who passed away on March 4th, 2021 at the age of 80. For decades David was a trailblazer and leading force behind the protection and conservation of […]

The new Winter 2021 LimnoSeminar schedule is now available, and reflects an array of interesting topics covering biogeochemistry and paleolimnology. All LimnoSeminars are virtual and require attendee registration. […]

Thanks to the efforts of our treasurer Josh Thienpont, we have an easy peasy online membership renewal available once again. Current and new members can update their membership status by picking the appropriate […]

The CCFFR-SCL 2021 virtual conference will be taking place February 15-19, 2021. The conference will be a mix of live events and plenaries, and asynchronous content. Conference information and abstract submission […]

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The members of the Boards of Directors of the Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research (CCFFR), Canadian Aquatic Resources Section (CARS) of the American Fisheries Society, and the […]

This year, the Peters award committee was pleased to offer two awards to students who were first authors on outstanding papers in the field of limnology: Madison Bell (University of Ottawa), and Matthew Duda […]

The recipient of the Frank Rigler Award (SCL’s highest honour recognizing major achievements in the field of Limnology by Canadians or those working in Canada) is Dr. Karen Kidd (McMaster University), in […]

We are excited to offer our membership and the broader limnological community a free webinar series called LimnoSeminar.

LimnoSeminars will be scheduled on the same day/time each month from October 2020 – May […]

CCFFR-SCL 2021 goes virtual! Join us the week of 4–8 January 2021.

Connecting members is a core mission of CCFFR and SCL. Therefore, we will be holding CCFFR-SCL 2021 on an all-virtual platform and we hope y […]

The Society of Canadian Limnologists / Société canadienne de Limnologie has signed on to a world climate statement along with 110 aquatic scientific societies representing more than 80,000 scientists across the w […]

Please find below the Society of Canadian Limnologists (SCL) and Canadian Conference for Fisheries Research (CCFFR) joint-statement in response to racial injustice and systemic racism. If you would like to see […]

At long last, our latest issue of The Current is available! You can access it here or by clicking on the graphic in this post. This issue of The Current is special for a couple of reasons. First, for regular […]