Hidden Below Sinkhole Odyssey Livestream
About this Event
Although the Great Lakes contain 20% of the world's surface fresh water, it remains one of the most mysterious bodies of water in the world. Its area has remained largely unexplored; its secrets are yet to be fully unravelled.
Coming up this September 16th, you'll have the opportunity to watch an expedition executed by Freshwater Conservation Canada's partner, Hidden Below: The Great Lakes, an upcoming documentary about the Great Lakes releasing in 2028.
That means you don't have to wait until 2028 to see what the team discovers. They're livestreaming their expeditions, and Freshwater Conservation Canada is proud to present the next one!
Coming this fall, this livestream expedition will take you to the Middle Island Sinkhole, submerged beneath the waters of Lake Huron, one of the five Great Lakes. Come join us for an afternoon to grab a bite while we play this livestream that will give viewers a chance to be part of an experience that, so far, has only been accessible to professional divers.
We encourage everyone to come out and connect. Tune in with us this fall!
Date: September 16th, 2026
Time: 11 AM ET
Location: Brass Taps Pub, second floor of the University Centre at the University of Guelph.
This is a pay-your-own lunch event
Menu: https://www.brasstaps.ca/menu
Registration fee: None
For any questions or concerns, contact [email protected].
Please note: The date and time are subject to change due to the stream being dependent on weather conditions.
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