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For World Rivers Day, WCS Canada staff scientist Claire Farrell gives an update on the Learning from Lake Sturgeon youth program.

A special guest blogger — a namew, or lake sturgeon — wrote a Muddy Boots blog post about her experiences living in the North French River.

Our team overcame some challenges to get all of our receivers downloaded this spring.

We were glad to be able to work with an artist to create a graphic record of our shared time during our virtual gathering.

What do you do when it’s not possible to gather Elders and youth together in person?

As a part of our youth program, we sent Water Rangers water test kits to Moose Cree youth in Kapuskasing and Moose Factory.

Fieldwork was very different this year, with COVID-19.

Who knew how much fun demonstrating waterproof paper or modelling chest-wader-fashion could be?

Our team is studying how lake sturgeon are affected by hydropower dams in the Moose Cree Homeland. But what scientific studies have already been done in other places? Can we learn from existing research?