HHL News & Updates

ATTENTION UNDERGRADS: we’re recruiting! Outstanding scholars, thesis students, and Indigenous students ⚠️

Pride honours the LGBTQ2I+ community, who has made great contributions to science and society as a whole.

Learn about the differences between 2 types of inland freshwater ecosystems: Lentic and Lotic!

How a leaf becomes a bird is an illustrative series by Dante Bresolin that highlights the importance of forested streams for supporting several species at risk in Ontario.

Since HHL launched in 2019, we committed to continually growing beyond Indigenous land acknowledgements, and made a commitment to centre Indigenous knowledge in all we do.

With heavy hearts, we are reflecting on the tragedies suffered by Indigenous children across the country. At this time we will point towards resources for those beginning to learn, but personally we are grieving. 

Lives, land, and generations lost.

A watershed is a spatial area where all water and precipation that falls within its bounds eventually join together in a single lake or river.

Successful freshwater restoration has to be inclusive of people, and so we acknowledge the many diverse ways of knowing our world.

The Healthy Headwaters Lab has a full lineup of presentations at this year’s IAGLR conference. Register for #IAGLR2021 and we’ll see you there! (see our abstracts below)