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The LEC is open to the public Monday - Friday, 9am - 4:30pm Map to the LEC |
The University of Toledo's Lake Erie Center is an interdisciplinary research and education center dedicated to solving environmental problems at the land-water interface and bay-lake exchanges in the Great Lakes - the world's largest freshwater ecosystem. The Lake Erie Center is an integral environmental resource of the College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Toledo and is located in the northwestern corner of Ohio's Maumee Bay State Park. Research at the Lake Erie Center explores the linkages among land use, aquatic resources, water quality, and human health - using the Maumee River and Bay and its key influence on the western Lake Erie Basin as a model. The Lake Erie Center assembles within a single facility programs and expertise in aquatic conservation, bioremediation and restoration, coastal zone processes, environmental chemistry and hydrology, ecology and ecosystem management, fishery genetics, geography and land use planning, limnology, remote sensing, and environmental and health monitoring.
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- Public Talk Series. "Coming Home: Return of Western Lake Erie's and Detroit River's Charismatic Megafauna," Dr. John Hartig, Refuge Manager, Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge. May 15th, 2008. 7:00 PM (Open to the Public)
- Public Talk Series. "Sustainable engineering: a paradigm shift for the 21st century," Dr. Defne Apul, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, University of Toledo. June 19, 2008, 7:00 PM (Open to the Public)
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