Explore integrative approaches that blend traditional knowledge and modern scientific methods.

Highlight case studies where First Nations knowledge has enhanced water management practices.

Discuss frameworks for collaborative water governance involving Indigenous communities.

Present novel methodologies and technologies for monitoring water quality and ecosystem health.

Share advancements in ecotoxicology and bioassessment techniques and indicators.

Discuss the development and application of holistic assessment tools that consider multiple ecosystem components.

Investigate the origins and pathways of contaminants (including microplastics and microrubbers) in aquatic environments.

Examine the ecological health impacts of chemicals of emerging concern.

Present strategies for mitigating contaminant release and promoting waterway remediation.

Be part of a panel discussion on topics such as

• Anti Microbial Resistance (AMR) beyond wastewater pipeline

• Cutting-edge technologies and diagnostic tools for informed decisions

• Regulatory needs and science-based risk assessment of AMR

• Challenges and opportunities for successful One Health

Showcase collaborative projects that cross traditional disciplinary boundaries to solve water health issues.

Highlight innovative partnerships between scientists, policymakers, industry, and communities.

Discuss case studies demonstrating successful transdisciplinary research and its impact on water health.