Hidden Helpers & Harmful Habits in Our Lakes A Message from Our Leader: Turning Over a New Leaf Are Misconceptions Making Our Lakes Sicker? Managing Hydrilla Without Harming the Lake Muskrats and Aquatic Habitat Balance Upcoming Conferences Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Technical Symposium Washington State Lake Protection Association 38th Annual Conference Oregon Lake
What’s Lurking Beneath Lakes and Reservoirs A Message from Our Leader: Nature Always Prevails Hidden Dangers Increase Drowning Risks in Reservoirs Invasive Species Demand Cooperation, Not Quick Fixes Balancing Ecology and Community Needs Upcoming Conferences Wisconsin Stormwater Week California Lake Management Society 39th Annual Conference Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Technical Symposium Washington State
Big Waves, Big Tech, and Bigger Water Concerns A Message from Our Leader: “More rum than fun!” A Wake-Up Call for Our Waters The Hidden Water Cost of AI Wake Surfing – All Eyes on Wisconsin Upcoming Conferences Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Technical Symposium California Lake Management Society 39th Annual Conference Read More
One Month. One Mission. Let’s Show Our Lakes Love A Message from Our Leader: Clean, Drain, Dry Keeps Lakes Healthy July is Lakes Appreciation Month—Let’s Celebrate! When Waterway Management Turns Harmful Anglers & Boaters are Champions Against AIS Upcoming Conferences Aquatic Plant Management Society 65th Annual Meeting Florida Lake Management Society 36th Annual Symposium Read
A closer look at how Eurasian milfoil and chemical treatments are harming aquatic life Flint Lake on Valparaiso’s north side is in trouble. Invasive aquatic weeds, especially Eurasian milfoil, have become so overgrown that they’re even interfering with fish population surveys. During a recent Department of Natural Resources (DNR) survey, biologists had to stop two
A new invasive type of water hyacinth, Salvinia spp., has been discovered in Lake Victoria. It reproduces rapidly, doubling its biomass within 8 days due to high nutrient levels caused by human activities such as improper waste disposal and deforestation. Over 36 tons have already been removed, but the plant continues to spread, threatening fish
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
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
Wildfires Impact Local Water Quality A Message from Our Leader: Human Activity and Lake Management Wildfires Destroy & Pollute Harvester Removes 35,000 Cubic Yards of Eelgrass Anglers Say Invasive Plant Spraying is Harming Lakes Upcoming Conferences: Florida Lake Management Society Technical Symposium Oregon Lake Association & Washington State Lake Protection Association Joint Conference California Stormwater
Climate Change Kills Hundreds of Thousands of Fish A Message from our Leader: Small Change Can Yield Significant Problem Hundreds of Thousands of Dead Fish Northern Hydrilla Subspecies Invading New Waterways Voracious Eaters: Consume Very Little or Everything Upcoming Conferences: Association for the Sciences of Limnology & Oceanography Meeting Society for Freshwater Science Annual Meeting