Ecosystem Approach Testimonies: John Hartig

HHL, with our Ecosystem Approach Project (ECAP), has the honour to work with Dr. John Hartig, over the past two years. John brings a lot of leadership and expertise into our project and together we organize a series of “15 Ecosystem Approach Workshops” with user groups and stakeholders all across the Great Lakes.

In this post we talk about an idea that has resonated with him and motivated him along his 40-year career as a scientist, conservationist and a “good steward of the land“. Namely the difference between an “Ecosystem“ Vs an “Environment“ (exactly as in the difference between a “House“ and a “Home“).

By |2023-11-24T22:04:00+00:00November 24, 2023|Ecosystem Approach, Our Work|0 Comments

Ecosystem Approach workshops “on the road” – November edition

November arrived at HHL with more workshops and discussions around the Ecosystem Approach. We are holding spaces of inclusive dialogues on how to “Re-energize the ecosystem Approach in the 21st Century“. This month we are collaborating with the American Association of Geologists, with the Bay Area Restoration Council and with the Ecological Farmers Association of Ontario.

By |2023-11-22T14:58:00+00:00November 22, 2023|Ecosystem Approach, Our Work|0 Comments

Ecosystem Approach Virtual Webinar

The past year HHL has been taking its workshops and discussions around the Ecosystem Approach “on the road“, on a quest for solutions on “How to re-energize the Ecosystem Approach in the 21st Century“. The ECAP team has travelled across cities, states and countries and together with many invaluable partners has had the privilege to meet with a variety of professionals and practitioners of the ecosystem approach (or aspiring EA practitioners). For those of you who hadn’t had the chance to take part to any of our Ecosystem Approach workshops, there will be a last chance to do so this December!

By |2023-11-21T19:16:07+00:00November 21, 2023|Ecosystem Approach, Our Work|0 Comments

Ecosystem Approach workshops “on the road” – October edition

The last week of October, HHL’s Ecosystem Approach Team took Ecosystem Approach Workshops “on the road” across the region. From Ontario, CA to Ohio, USA we met two communities, at the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change (York University - 10/25) and at the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education (Cleveland State University - 10/27). There we held interesting conversations about re-energizing the Ecosystem Approach in the 21st Century across the Great Lakes and beyond.

By |2023-11-06T14:34:26+00:00November 6, 2023|Ecosystem Approach, Our Work|0 Comments

UWindsor National Urban Park Hub Announcement

19 July 2023: In collaboration with our UWindsor campus partners the new Science Indigenous Knowledge Keepers Table and the Centre for Cities, the Healthy Headwaters Lab is thrilled to announce the launch of the UWindsor National Urban Park Hub (UW-NUPH), supported by a $1.2 million, 2-year contribution agreement from Parks Canada.

By |2023-07-19T20:00:00+00:00July 19, 2023|Our Community, Our Work|0 Comments

ICYMI: Harnessing Diversity in Freshwater Restoration Ecology

On May 17th, 2023, as part of Asian Heritage Month, HHL’s Dr. Catherine Febria delivered an invited lecture exploring how diversity and inclusion are key pieces in accelerating inclusive and innovative solutions for global freshwater sustainability.

By |2023-05-31T15:10:42+00:00May 31, 2023|Our Community, Our Work|0 Comments

HHL is Going to UWill Discover!

UWill Discover is a conference where the students of UWindsor can share their thesis research and creative projects in an academic setting. This year’s theme is Sustainable Futures which invites students to share their research through the lens of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Initiatives.

This year HHL is proud to showcase two of our undergraduate thesis students Rose Simard and Salma Al Ghazaly, as well as one of our newest PhD students, Lauren Damphousse.

By |2023-03-21T15:55:33+00:00March 21, 2023|Our Team, Our Work|0 Comments

HHL Celebrates World Wildlife Day!

Today we celebrate World Wildlife Day! World Wildlife Day is a UN holiday that celebrates the world’s plants and animals! This year’s theme is “Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation” and this theme could not be more relevant to the work of our team and lab values. Our work – and the work of conservation and restoration - is simply not possible without help of partners!

By |2023-03-03T19:03:00+00:00March 3, 2023|Our Community, Our Work|0 Comments
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