How Lakes Work Episode 3 – Dr. Andrew Paterson and Christopher Stock (TEHONATÁHNHEN)
February 3 @ 7:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Dr. Andrew Paterson: Department of Biology, Queen’s University presents: “When lakes fall ill: A review of current threats to lake health in Ontario”
Across the globe, inland lakes are being altered by climate change, pollutants, landscape degradation, and the introduction of non-native species. In a review of the latest science, this presentation will explore current threats to lake health in Ontario, and how these threats may interact to impact aquatic ecosystems. Where possible, it will also discuss the steps we can take to help protect these sensitive ecosystems for future generations.
Christopher Stock (TEHONATÁHNHEN) presents: “She is resting” Winter and the important role of ice
The Earth goes through its natural rhythm and cycle to reset the balance and the natural order of things. Winter — the time of rest. Our mother Earth is covered with a warm blanket of snow allowing her to sleep and rest up before Spring. Christopher discusses the role of responsibility, stewardship and of a reciprocity relationship with all of Creation in order to foster balance and Harmony for all.