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November 2025 Newsletter

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Leaves Fall, Lakes Stay Busy! A Message from Our Leader: Looking Back, Planning Ahead for Our Lakes As the Leaves Fall, Harvesting Winds Down When Communities and Harvesters Work Hand in Hand What’s Really Happening Beneath the Water? Read More
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When Waterway Management Turns Harmful

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/ Published in Aquatic Herbicides, Lake & Waterway Management, Recreation & Fisheries, Water Quality & Pollution
Dead Fish on Shore
In June 2024, a chemical herbicide application in Florida’s Elkcam Waterway resulted in a catastrophic fish kill. Within 24 hours, residents reported fish gasping at the surface, and by the end of the week, thousands of dead fish had washed up along the banks. This devastating incident underscores the dangers of using chemicals to manage
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Swamp Devil Tackles Water Hyacinth on Lake Victoria

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species
Swamp Devil Clearing Paths in Water Hyacinth
LakeLine A publication of the North American Lake Management Society Fall 2000 Innovative Technologies for Lake Management Africas’ Lake Victoria is the second largest freshwater lake in the world. It is less than 260 feet at its deepest point. For nearly ten years a growing water hyacinth infestation has wreaked havoc on the neighboring countries.
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Mechanical Harvesting Clears Nutrient-Fueled Canal Growth

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Water Quality & Pollution
Water hyacinth harvester
Lee County Hyacinth Control manages aquatic plants in our waterways using several different methods. The mechanical weed harvester is an eco-friendly method clears widespread vegetation so boats can navigate through our canals. Run off in Cape Coral canals comes from many places. It could be your street, your roof or your lawn. The recycled water
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