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Restoring Lake Victoria: Battling the Water Hyacinth Invasion

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Lake Victoria, the second largest freshwater lake in the world, is an essential resource for the people of Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. It provides food, clean water, hydroelectric power, and transportation. However, the lake faces a major challenge due to the spread of water hyacinth, an invasive plant that grows quickly and forms thick mats
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Proponents of Wake Sports Say Enhanced Waves Pose Zero Danger

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A wake boat is a powerful, V-hulled boat designed for watersports like wakeboarding and wakesurfing.
A ballasted wake-enhanced boat creates a dangerous situation as a child playing on the shoreline screams in terror as massive waves approach. While the proponents claim that wake-enhanced watercraft can safely operate on Wisconsin lakes, this video tells another story. You don’t need to read a scientific paper to see the safety hazards these unnatural

Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Leading the Charge as a Global Water Hub

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/ Published in Lake & Waterway Management, News, Water Quality & Pollution
River Debris Skimmer Boat in Front of teh Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Milwaukee, a city steeped in history and industry, is emerging as a global leader in addressing one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: water. As the world faces growing concerns over water scarcity, contamination, and climate resilience, Milwaukee has positioned itself at the forefront of innovative solutions. Through strategic investments, world-class institutions, and a commitment to
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January 2025 Newsletter

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Sending you New Year’s cheers and best wishes! A Message from Our Leader:  2024 Marked 60 Years in Business Commit to Being More Environmentally Conscious Some of the Best Inventions of 2024 Real Christmas Trees Have a Second Life Upcoming Conferences Northeast Aquatic Plant Management Society 26th Annual Meeting Midwest Aquatic Plant Management Society 45th
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Aquatic Weed Harvester Protects Salmon Spawning Grounds

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Case Studies

Harnessing AI for a Safer Environment

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/ Published in News
Water flea of the genus Daphnia
Published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology, an innovative new study reveals that these tiny water fleas can indicate the presence (and potential harm) of various mixtures of chemicals in the aquatic environment. The study, a collaborative effort involving scientists from the University of Birmingham, the Research Centre for Eco-Environmental Sciences in China, and
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Residents Question Safety of Aquatic Herbicide Use

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/ Published in Aquatic Herbicides, News
Applying aquatic herbicides to kill lake weeds.
A state investigation into herbicide use at New Orleans’ City Park concluded with inconclusive findings, leaving many resident concerns unaddressed. The Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry (LDAF) criticized the contractor responsible for spraying for failing to provide complete records of chemical quantities and treated areas. The department stated this would lead to enforcement actions
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December 2024 Newsletter

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Importance of Protecting our Waters from AIS A Message from Our Leader:  Honored to Receive the Jim Flynn Outstanding Corporation Award Spike in Mosquitoes Tied to Invasive Giant Salvinia First Time Golden Mussels Found in North America Invasive Species Spell Trouble for New York’s Tap Water Read More
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Lake Killarney Restoration Removes One Million Pounds of Weeds

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management
Like an underwater lawnmower, an aquatic weed harvester cuts the vegetation.
Lake Killarney in northeast Tallahassee is undergoing its first major cleanup in decades, addressing years of overgrowth that made the waterway inaccessible for residents. Using a specialized aquatic weed harvester, over one million pounds of invasive vegetation were removed in just one week, with more progress to come. The cleanup effort aimed to improve water
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November 2024 Newsletter

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Lakes, Rivers & Wetlands A Message from Our Leader:  Global Warming Accelerating Environmental Change Not All AIS Trigger Negative Impacts River Declared a Living Entity Wetlands Have Ecological and Economic Value Upcoming Conferences: North American Lake Management Society International Symposium Upper Midwest Invasive Species Read More
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