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Keep up on the latest Limno Lab news--like the upcoming "NoWKo" workshop on 6/25🌊😎--on our newest website tab, Lake Insights! clp.indiana.edu/lake-insight…
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Final reminder about the 33rd annual ILMS conference. Come check out our table or chat with us during breakfast on Friday, April 8! facebook.com/IndianaCLP/post…
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A lesser-known Hoosier fish is cisco, the only cold-water fish species native to Indiana’s glacial lakes. As early as 1900, cisco could be found in 45 different glacial lakes in Northern Indiana, but decades of cold-water habitat loss have reduced that to seven lakes. (1/3)
ALT Two biologists pulling fish out of the water in a net
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The 2021 Water Monitoring Report has been posted to the Indiana Water Monitoring Council's web site. Please share!
inwmc.net/resources/indiana-…
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Reminder that applications for the Lake & River Enhancement (LARE) program are due Jan. 15. Funds are available for projects that protect and enhance aquatic habitat in Indiana while ensuring the continued viability of Indiana's public waters. Apply today: lare.dnr.IN.gov
ALT A bioengineered shoreline
Indiana Lakes retweeted
First confirmed report of didymo (rock snot), the invasive algae, in the lower peninsula of Michigan. #invasivespecies
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Applications for 2022 Lake and River Enhancement (LARE) projects are due Jan. 15. This program helps fund projects that protect and enhance aquatic habitat in Indiana, such as #wetland enhancement, streambank stabilization, and logjam removal. Learn more: bit.ly/3rFAWCQ
ALT A river that recently had a dam removed on it
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💰Request for proposals: We are requesting project proposals for our 2023 Lake Conservation Grant. We support conservation projects that benefit glacial lake fish habitats, including chemical, physical, & biological components of the habitats. Due 2/18/22. midwestglaciallakes.org/gran…
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Interested in how state fisheries agencies can use volunteer-collected lake and stream monitoring data? Tune in to the @MiCorps conference on November 17 to hear examples from Michigan. #citizenscience #communityscience
2021 MiCorps conference featured speaker:
@JoeNohner of @MichiganDNR @MDNR_Fisheries will present our morning keynote: "MiCorps information supports fisheries management"
Our 2021 conference is online 11/17. Free registration at events.anr.msu.edu/event.cfm… #citizenscience
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Indiana Lakes retweeted
Two great events are on the horizon!
⛵️The Michigan Clean Water Corps (@MiCorpsMI) volunteer lake & stream monitoring conference, Nov. 17.
⛵️The North American Lake Management Society (@NALMStweets) conference, Nov. 15-19.
Check out our current list: canr.msu.edu/michiganlakes/o…
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Ecosystems lake restoration survey. Your response will be used to draft a White Paper on Lake Restoration, names will be included in the co-author list & you will be invited to workshops to discuss this work and future steps. The survey is now 5 languages.
bit.ly/2WmJ0eD
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Register for a #NALMS2021 virtual workshop! Conference registration is not required to attend a workshop. Both NALMS members & non-members are invited to participate! Workshop registrations close 11/8 🦠🔬🌊 nalms.org/nalms2021/workshop…
Indiana Lakes retweeted
'Tis Tuesday - we've updated our list of online lake learning events! Topics include:
💧 Harmful algal blooms
💧 Invasive starry stonewort
💧 Lake restoration
💧 Building public support
Check out our current listing of more than 15 online offerings: canr.msu.edu/michiganlakes/o…
ALT Wooden bench on a lakeshore, surrounded by pines and fallen autumn foliage.
Indiana Lakes retweeted
Coontail (Ceratophyllum demersum) is native to midwestern lakes & does not have to be rooted in sediment. It provides excellent habitat & refuge for fish & macroinvertebrates & is sometimes confused with watermilfoil & fanwort.
#themoreyouknow #MAPMS #aquaticplants
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It's a snap! You could be the winner of the 2021 NALMS Annual Photo Contest! 📷 Entries must be received by October 15th. Electronic submissions only. #NALMS2021 bit.ly/3oLBiqa
Indiana Lakes retweeted
The NALMS student video series is back! We are offering TWO contests, one for U.S students and one for Canadian students. The submission deadline is Friday, October 15th. Great prizes up for grabs! 🏆📹
Full guidelines and video topic info here: nalms.org/student-video-seri…
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Long-term data from 300+ lakes reveals some (checks notes) good climate news? Nearly 90% show no intensification of #algae blooms & many are even trending toward better water quality.
New study from @goodgracious23 - Please RT!
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Indiana Lakes retweeted
Interesting research- micro plastics can amplify existing pollution probs in the water by “soaking up” chemicals & passing them to fish. – at Wisconsin, USA
Chemical Impact: Microplastic pollution more complex than we think, says new research | Great Lakes Now
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Indiana Lakes retweeted
The #GLANSIS Map Explorer is a powerful tool for visualizing the distribution of nonindigenous species in the #GreatLakes: this new story map tutorial will show you how! Learn more at the link: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories… @NOAA_GLERL @miseagrant @GLCommission @CIGLR_UM @ILINSeaGrant
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Upcoming lake webinars include:
➡️ Invasive flowering rush management
➡️ Protecting waterfowl habitat
➡️ Control of internal phosphorus loading in lakes
➡️ Applications of environmental DNA (eDNA)
...and that's just this week!
Check out our list: canr.msu.edu/michiganlakes/o…
