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About Us
November 8th 2011
Binational Great Lakes panel honors coalition
The Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition was recently honored by the State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference, known as SOLEC. The biennial conference, hosted by the U.S. and Canada to update efforts to restore the Great Lakes, declared the coalition … Continue reading
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October 6th 2011
Great Lakes Twitter Hashtags
Are you using Twitter to share information or other details related to the Great Lakes Restoration and next week’s conference? If so, tag your tweets with #healthylakes to join in the larger conversation of people tweeting and blogging about the … Continue reading
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September 26th 2011
Get connected to Healthy Lakes, Healthy Lives
The HOW Coalition campaign, Healthy Lakes, Healthy Lives, is active across social media. Please join us on your favorite network to share your Great Lakes stories and to receive Great Lakes Restoration updates. Here’s how: Add healthylakes@gmail.org to a Google+ … Continue reading
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September 23rd 2010
The End of the Beginning Starts in Buffalo
Every turning point in the economic and cultural history of the Cities of Buffalo and Niagara have been defined by water, from their settlement as an integral part of a trade route around Niagara Falls, to the digging of the … Continue reading
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September 21st 2010
Healing Our Waters Conference Opens This Week in Buffalo
The Healing Our Waters Great Lakes Coalition is shuffling off to Buffalo (sorry, I couldn’t stop myself!) this week for the sixth annual restoration conference. Shovel-ready restoration projects and jobs will be the focus of this year’s meeting, because restoring … Continue reading
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Binational Great Lakes panel honors coalition
The Healing Our Waters-Great Lakes Coalition was recently honored by the State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference, known as SOLEC. The biennial conference, hosted by the U.S. and Canada to update efforts to restore the Great Lakes, declared the coalition … Continue reading
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Great Lakes Twitter Hashtags
Are you using Twitter to share information or other details related to the Great Lakes Restoration and next week’s conference? If so, tag your tweets with #healthylakes to join in the larger conversation of people tweeting and blogging about the … Continue reading
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Get connected to Healthy Lakes, Healthy Lives
The HOW Coalition campaign, Healthy Lakes, Healthy Lives, is active across social media. Please join us on your favorite network to share your Great Lakes stories and to receive Great Lakes Restoration updates. Here’s how: Add healthylakes@gmail.org to a Google+ … Continue reading
No comment
The End of the Beginning Starts in Buffalo
Every turning point in the economic and cultural history of the Cities of Buffalo and Niagara have been defined by water, from their settlement as an integral part of a trade route around Niagara Falls, to the digging of the … Continue reading
No comment
Healing Our Waters Conference Opens This Week in Buffalo
The Healing Our Waters Great Lakes Coalition is shuffling off to Buffalo (sorry, I couldn’t stop myself!) this week for the sixth annual restoration conference. Shovel-ready restoration projects and jobs will be the focus of this year’s meeting, because restoring … Continue reading
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