Quick Guide for Developing Effective Watershed Plans Released
The Quick Guide is intended for a wide audience—from the novice to experienced practitioners working on watershed-related issues at the
Author: Michael R. Martin, CLM
Michael R. Martin is the Senior Scientist at Suozzo, Doty and Associates and past-president of the North American Lake Management Society. He established LakeStewardship.org in 2006. Michael has over 40 years of experience in lake and watershed management in the public, private and non-profit sectors. He has implemented monitoring and management programs on hundreds of lakes and ponds throughout New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, West Virginia, Virginia, and Indiana. When he is not out on a lake working, Michael enjoys experiencing the outdoors through hiking, kayaking and photography.
Updates to Lake Stewardship Blog
We are continuing our update of the Lake Stewardship Blog. We have added separate pages of links related to: Stewardship
Protect Water Quality: Help Search for Aquatic Invasive Species
Protect Water Quality: Help Search for Aquatic Invasive SpeciesAquatic Invasive Plant Identification Training Announced: Volunteers Needed KEENE VALLEY, NY
Highlighting Lake Stewardship Programs in North America
Coming soon on Lake Stewardship blog – A series of posts highlighting Lake Stewardship Programs across North America Posted with
Ogden Nature Center Pull-a-thon hopes to educate about invasive plant species
OGDEN, Utah (ABC 4 Utah) – It’s that time of year again when people start focusing on our gardens. You
"Clean Boats, Clean Tournaments" training DVD helps Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers
A new video produced by Wisconsin Sea Grant offers complementary views of exciting fishing tournament action along with the invitation
DEC ANNOUNCES FOURTH ANNUAL EMERALD ASH BORER AWARENESS WEEK
DEC ANNOUNCES FOURTH ANNUAL EMERALD ASH BORER AWARENESS WEEKResidents Urged to Become Aware of Emerald Ash Borer and ReportInfestations to
Didymo, aka ‘Rock snot,’ spreading fast as climate warms
BY Yereth Rosen, Anchorage Daily NewsRock snot, a slimy-looking algae that vexes salmon and salmon fishermen, is not an alien
Lake Stewardship is now on Facebook.
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The Water Chestnut As A Teaching Tool
by Hilary Mosher, FL- Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (FLPRISM) at the Finger Lakes Institute When Michael Boller, Assistant
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