Exposition photographique sur les Grands Lacs

La Commission mixte internationale (CMI) s'efforce de sensibiliser et d'éduquer le public sur les questions qui ont une incidence sur la qualité de l'eau des Grands Lacs. À cette fin, la CMI recherche des photos prises autour des Grands Lacs qui illustrent les innombrables façons dont les gens interagissent avec les Grands Lacs.  

Soumettez vos photos : Les soumissions sont acceptées en continu (jusqu'à six (6) photos par personne). Les gagnants seront contactés par courriel.

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Prochaines étapes : Les photos gagnantes seront présentées dans une série de cartes postales, sur la page d'accueil de la CMI et sur nos plateformes de médias sociaux. Elles seront également intégrées au prochain rapport d'évaluation de la CMI sur la qualité de l'eau des Grands Lacs.

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Rocky River WWTP & Bradstreet Landing in Lake Erie, looking North, Fall 2024. </br>Rocky River, Ohio </br>Great Lakes Water in Action. Nicholas Barille.
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Bradstreet Landing in Lake Erie looking west, January 2024. </br>Rocky River, Ohio </br>Great Lakes Water in Action. Nicholas Barille.
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Rocky River WWTP & Bradstreet Landing in Lake Erie, looking North, Fall 2024. </br>Rocky River, Ohio </br>Great Lakes Water in Action. Nicholas Barille.
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Rocky River WWTP & Bradstreet Landing in Lake Erie, looking North, Summer 2019. </br>Rocky River, Ohio </br>Great Lakes Water in Action. Nicholas Barille.
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The water ripples over the colorful rock lakebed at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Pictured Rocks, Michigan. Great Lakes Water in Action. Chris Ingham.
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Lake Superior displays its vibrant colors below a sweeping cliffside formed by millennia of erosion. Pictured Rocks, Michigan. Great Lakes Water in Action. Chris Ingham.
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During the last few days of December 2025, we had very strong winds on Lake Huron. The large waves that were generated would rebound off the ice shelf, head back out, then collide with the incoming waves. The results were these amazing splashes. Saugeen Shores, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Pat Gillies.
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Ducks resting on shore at Collingwood. Birds of a feather…Collingwood, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Barbara Dalziel.
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Shows erosion from the dunes when trees fall down to the beach. Beverly Shores, Indiana. Great Lakes Water in Action. Penny Callahan.
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Ice breaker for n action. Duluth, Minnesota. Great Lakes Water in Action. Ryan Heule.
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Shelf Ice wraps the Great Lakes Shoreline in winter. Ice-cover influences shoreline morphology, lake ecology, and regional weather. It shields shorelines from storm erosion, provides shelter for fish eggs, affects evaporation, regulates regional weather, and impacts shipping. With ice-cover decreasing, there is an urgent need to comprehend winter-ice dynamics. Grand Haven, Michigan. Great Lakes Water in Action. Bopi Biddanda.
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A view of the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay in April 2024 after a night of heavy wind from the North. Taken at the Great Lakes Campus of Northwestern Michigan College. Traverse City, Michigan. Great Lakes Water in Action. Matt Hirsch.