Description
This spring issue of LakeLine looks at some lake and watershed restoration and rehabilitation projects in different lakes across the upper tier of the United States, including one from Minnesota, two projects from the State of Maine, and another from Washington state.
Also included in this issue is an update from the NALMS 314 Working Group about their efforts to build momentum to restore funding to Section 314 of the Clean Water Act. A re-allocation of funding to this program can lead to implementation of even more projects focused on lake rehabilitation and even protection and preservation efforts to limit future lake water quality decline.
Click the links below to view the full issue or the articles on their own:
- LakeLine 44-1 Full
- From the Editor
Amy Smagula - From the President
Kellie Merrell - NALMS Board of Directors Mid-Term Meeting Summary
Prepared by Danielle Wain and Kellie Merrell - NALMS 314 Workgroup Updates
Chris Mikolajczyk and Benjamin Rhoades - Twenty years of lake nutrient impairment Delistings in Minnesota
Jeff Strom, Amy Timm, Jesse Anderson, and Scott MacLean - Watershed management and rehabilitation of Lily Pond
Robert H. Kennedy, Linda C. Bacon, and Aaron Englander - Lake & watershed restoration at Georges Pond: The little lake (association) that could
Jennifer Jespersen - Lake Ketchum – A restoration success story
Shannon K. Brattebo, Marisa Burghdoff, and Jen Oden - Student Corner –Restoration efforts respond to climate change conditions in the Duck Harbor Basin of the Herring River, Wellfleet, MA
Kaitlyn Button - “Lakespert” – Is continuous, in-lake monitoring a gadget or a backup camera?
Steve Lundt, CLM
