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"KnrhevnttWa1erttro [JUL dam on the drainage divide ul Ihrm- Great lakes and this region has particular impurv "tv,earch, runmng now lhruugh Iuiduy. WI” ultra” hundreds of drlrguws hum around (hr world. [hr theuus n! the "leett"g Is 'grit,".',','.')',".,, “W“ * l t"a't',t,'d'l','" '525_3__ T - I an...” A-’.r __ . I. [t* " ”mush . 6“st Err.“ um. mea r a.” a...” . 'P-rs-mt- no» 99mm». . 7w:- Q 'H'" 31:3 - / k, affix: "l,": . . 'jili'. f I, a: _ ",* ', . ,7 "C . P-' . h lance Iu their manage mum." sand UW Prot. Robert Htwky, "We are 21 leader m many aspeus ut great lakes science around the world. Including the great lakes in Akita" More than 400 prestmtu- tions will be made, primarily by 11.5. and Canadian researchers but with Invited purchase flu-nth: participants [mm Russia. ranrania, Uganda. Kenya as well as European attendees, lhe guest speaker will he Michael Donahue ol the Great Lakes Commission. who will address the inter- section 0f science, policy and management in the Great Lakes. Throughout four days of scientific ses- 'it '28,94ty can urchin prie I nuns Cruesday through Fri. days. a range of topics such as environmental cunlamir ”ants. lake habitats, fish- cues and water quality will he discussed, Student partu‘lpanun n integral IO the atmosphere of these meetmgs The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources actively promotes urere very pleased that S25,000 in funding from the Canadian-Ontario Agree- mam on the Great Lakes Basin is being used to create a student travel fund III the ministry's name." said Cheryl Lewis, manager of aquatic research and devel- opment section for the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. student achievement and improves access lo the txhr rational opporturtittes dl um conference, "By creating this travel fund we are encouraging participation in this meet- ing and helping nurture future Great Lakes scien- lists." she added. The annual conference is one of the maior undertak- ings of the association that began in 1967 as an intema- tional organization devoted to the advancement of research. management and policy development related to great lakes. It has nearly 1.000 mem- bers. with some two-thiMs from the IIS.. one-quarter from Canada and the rest throughout the world. It publishes the Journal of Great Lakes Research fea- turing international research. Information on the International Associa- lion of Great Lakes Research. including links to the conference Web site. can be found at httpzl twwiiagicorg. Volunteers needed This Sunday in over 70 communities across Canada. members of the public are invited to join Zellers associates for the annual tellers Family Walk for Cystic Fibrosis (CPL The Kitchener-Waterloo walk is being hosted by the 7ellers More al the Laurent ian Pave: (lemma located at Ottawa Street and Slmshurg Road in Kitchener. All proceeds will be donated to the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Mundalinn Kelli-rs has raised over S20.000 forCF research. Pledge forms will be available from any Kellen More service desk. or the cr chapter office at 528 Park St., Kitchener, Call 772-2300 for mom information. Voturtteers aw needed to help street youth for ROOF.. a local agency who Cares for and supports homeless youth in the com» munity RA? 0 F m looking for hoard members who have skills in marketing and fundraising and who share a passion to advocate on behalf of homeless youth For more information call Brian at 742 278tt