Invasive Eurasian water milfoil is flourishing in Wisconsin’s lakes, sometimes outcompeting native plants and creating floating mats that cause problems for people, boats and property values. But new research shows that the benefits of using one type of historical lake-wide herbicide treatment may be outweighed by the costs to native aquatic plants. Lake management teams
Whole Lotta Carp A Message from our Leader: Spring is the Start of Harvesting Season A Whole Lotta Carp Weed Harvester Removes 232 Tons of Vegetation Safety Doesn’t Happen by Accident Upcoming Conferences: Wisconsin Lakes & Rivers Convention Annual Conference Michigan Lakes & Streams Association 63rd Annual Conference New York State Federation of Lake Associations
The Friends of the White River in Wisconsin saw their 2013 weed harvest get off to a good start on Wednesday, June 26. The harvester and operators were on lease from the White River Flowage Lake Management District. The harvester, by the end of work on June 27, harvested an estimated 50,000 pounds of aquatic
The City of Chestermere, Canada, announced that they had harvested 210,675 kilograms of weeds from Chestermere Lake in 2023. “I know how important the water is to residents who live adjacent to it and all residents of Chestermere. Weed harvesting and weed control are an uppermost issue in most people’s minds,” interim CAO Pat Vincent
More Green and Less Fish A Message from our Leader: Spring has Come Early Low Ice Shelf Could Impact Fish Populations Lack of Snow Spurs Aquatic Plant Growth 50 Years of Wisconsin Lake Management Law Upcoming Conferences: Western Aquatic Plant Management Society Annual Conference Indiana Lakes Management Society 35th Annual Conference Wisconsin Lakes & Rivers
Foiled Again A Message from our Leader: Invasive Plant Species Plan for Successful Milfoil Eradication Foiled Eelgrass Taking Over Waterways New Species of Hydrilla Found in Connecticut Upcoming Conferences: Midwest Aquatic Plant Management Society 44th Annual Conference Pennsylvania Lake Management Society 33rd Annual Conference Virginia Lakes & Watersheds Association Annual Conference Illinois Lakes Management Association
Although many people might think oceanside cities bear the responsibility to keep plastic and trash out of the water, the Mississippi River can act as a funnel for that trash from the heart of the country to the Gulf of Mexico. The Mississippi River drains more than 40% of the continental U.S. – just how