Originally published on 4/13/2021 by the International Lake Ontario – St. Lawrence River Board Lower than average precipitation and winter snowpack
2021 Water Level Prediction: Flood Risk Diminishes; Very High Outflows to Continue
March 1, 2021 From the International Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Board Flood Risk Diminishes; Very High Outflows to Continue The risk of
Letter to the Seaway – Sept. 14, 2020
The following letter was sent from Save The River and U.S. Department of Transportation Deputy Administrator, Craig Middlebrook, and Great Lakes
Letter to the Editor: 2020 Water Levels
Save The River applauds the Watertown Daily Times (WDT) for this editorial about water levels showing consistent and continued support of Plan 2014.
April 30th – Water Levels Update
Water Levels Update From John Peach - Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper & Save The River Executive Director The water levels situation
St. Lawrence Seaway Wake Restrictions Announced
Published on: 4/30/2020 in the Kingston Herald News by Dick Mathison The St. Lawrence Seaway has agreed to wake restrictions in narrow sections of
IJC Outflows: January & February 2020
Water Levels Update The IJC has released a storymap to document the outflows for the last two months and provide critical updates from
Save The River Supports Accelerated GLAM Review of Plan 2014
On Friday, March 13 the Watertown Daily Times printed this letter from Save The River. On behalf of Save the River, the Upper St. Lawrence
Save The Date! Drivers of St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes Water Level Variability
Drivers of St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes Water Level Variability – A talk by Dr. Andrew Gronewold, P.E. Join us on Friday, August 14, 2020 at