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See the following articles in the Lakeland Times

Researchers to use revolutionary GELIs in Crystal Lake invasives battle

Spiny Water Flea found in Vilas County Lake

UW-Center of Limnology's Trout Lake Station researchers taking the lead in ambitious project

Lake acidification experiment

Frog deformities continue to rise; eutrophic waters may be the key

Looking at lakes: Study says to leave the dead

Winning One Battle on Exotic Lake Species

The Lakeland Times is a family owned, bi-weekly paper published for the Northwoods readers of the Lakeland area of Wisconsin. The Lakeland area is located 60-90 miles north of Wausau, Wisconsin. The Lakeland Times was established in 1891.

 

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Got a question about limnology or about North Temperate Lakes?
Send your e-mail question to LearnMore at lter.limnology.wisc.edu. A scientist will usually respond to your question within 48 hours.

 

Water for Everyone

Water for Everyone is a web-based resource for leaders of citizen science volunteer stream monitoring program. The resources include workshop planning guides, presentations, background and digital library of images of aquatic insects found in streams in Wisconsin.

Water for Everyone

Water for everyone was developed by Dr. Robert Bohanan in collaboration with Dr. Stanley Dodson, Kristine Stepenuck, Dolly Ledin and Phil Emmling


LTEArts project

The goal of LTEArts is to create new ways to share research and information with the public through the arts. The project engages arts and humanities with Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) studies of future scenarios and landscape change. We hope to increase public understanding of lake ecology, highlight research results from our LTER lake studies, and encourage people to take an active role in defining and influencing the future of our lakes.

Similar projects are underway at other LTER sites. For more information see Ecological Reflections.

 

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