Are our Lake Management Institutions broken?
Veteran limnologist and Certified Lake Manager Dick Osgood examines why our lake management institutions might be broken in this article
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APA Seeking Public Comment on General Permits to fight Invasive Species
Ray Brook – The Adirondack Park Agency (APA) is seeking public comment on two general permits Copyright Michael R. Martin
NYSFOLA to Celebrate Citizen Science
The New York State Federation of Lake Associations, Inc. (NYSFOLA) is getting ready for their 32nd Annual Conference entitled “Celebrating
Drought Effects On Water Quality Of Freshwater Systems
Copyright Michael R. Martin Researchers in Australia examined the effect of prolonged draught on water quality in freshwater systems.
Illinois Researchers Tracking Threatened ‘Mudpuppies’ in Lakes
Alicia Beattie, a graduate student zoology at SouthernIllinois University Carbondale, holds a mudpuppycaught in a frozen lake in northern Illinois
Study links acidic lakes to higher mercury concentrations in bats
Source: Environmental Monitor A new study of mercury levels in bats links higher concentrations in some colonies to the acidity
Lake Stewardship on Instagram
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EPA and FDA Update on Fish Consumption
EPA and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration have issued updated draft advice on fish consumption. The two agencies have
New NY Law for Aquatic Invasives: Boaters Using DEC Lands to Launch Watercraft Now Required to Clean
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has adopted new regulations requiring removal of all animal and plant matter and draining
Despite good snowpack in Rockies, Lake Mead level still expected to drop
Is Lake Mead half empty or half full? Either way the 14 year drought has raised concerns as discussed in
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