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EVS 326: Great Lakes Ecology
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- Dive into the incredible story of the Great Lakes, which hold 20% of the world’s fresh water and provide ecosystem services, drinking water, power, and recreation for millions. This hands-on course explores their geology, ecology, and biodiversity, focusing on the lower lakes, Erie and Ontario. Through interactive fieldwork and engagement with local experts, you’ll tackle real-world challenges like water management and policy issues. Discover how these freshwater giants shape our environment, economy, and future!
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