WORKSHOP: NASH FLOW REGATTA
Flow regatta training focuses on the newest technologies emerging in hydrometrics and allow participants the opportunity to get hands on training and develop their best practices. More details [...]
WORKSHOP: INDIGENOUS APPROACHES; ENGAGEMENT IN WATERSHED PLANNING
Watershed planning has been undertaken in Ontario for many years, although recent policy changes and emerging ecological stressors have underscored its important role in the protection of water [...]
WORKSHOP: ENHANCING ENGAGEMENT IN CANADIAN WATER MANAGEMENT: INVOLVEMENT AND COLLABORATION WITH A BROAD RANGE OF STAKEHOLDERS AND AUTHORITIES
This workshop is designed for those interested in designing and implementing collaborative approaches of engagement in water resource management. We focus on two types of engagement, involvement [...]
Workshop: UNDERSTANDING INDIGENOUS CULTURE: KNOWING WAMPUM AS WOVEN THROUGH THE OJIBWAY ANISHINAABE TRADITION
Brian Charles is an off-reserve Band member of the Chippewas of Georgina Island and currently lives along the western shore of Lake Simcoe near the village of Hawkestone, ON. He is working [...]
WEBINAR: CSHS-hydRology: Introduction to R
This free webinar is hosted by CSHS and is intended to provide a beginner introduction to the programming language R. The R-project is a free, open source language commonly used in statistical [...]
WORKSHOP: FLOW FORECASTING USING WATFLOOD(R) AND GREENKENUE(TM)
This flow forecasting short course will feature a hands-on application of importing a GRIB2- format numerical weather forecast and applying it to a southern Ontario watershed after an [...]
