Climate change, eutrophication, and harmful algal blooms are changing how Europe's lakes and reservoirs are monitored. Monitoring programs need …
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July is Lakes Appreciation Month! The Maine-based FlowCam team is showing our appreciation for our favorite lakes and ponds by highlighting the …
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As the summer heats up, communities across the United States are cooling off and having fun on the water. Canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding are …
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Monitoring algae and plankton communities is central to understanding water quality, ecosystem health, and the early warning signs of harmful algal …
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Protecting drinking water sources has become more complex as utilities face increasing pressure from nutrient loading, warmer temperatures, and more …
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Eutrophication, a process where a body of water becomes overly enriched, is an ecological challenge that threatens the vitality of aquatic ecosystems …
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Advanced technology redefines how water quality is measured. Flow imaging microscopy (FIM) equips public water utilities with precise tools to tackle …
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The annual Water Quality Technology Conference is always a great opportunity to meet with customers and share new research. At a recent meeting, …
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Detecting nuisance algae, specifically harmful algal blooms (HABs), in drinking water systems is a growing concern. These blooms can lead to water …
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We recently connected with Ben Peierls, Research Director, and Maggie Welch, Staff Limnologistat Lakes Environmental Association in Bridgton, …
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Our ability to predict and prevent harmful algal blooms is directly related to our ability to research and understand cyanobacteria. Numerous studies …
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The annual North American Lake Management Society Conference (NALMS) is a meeting held near and dear by the attendees who make the trip to visit …
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