Research Brief: Resident Species Aid Invader Evolution
In the wake of some of the world’s largest recorded algal blooms in history occurring over the past few decades, researchers are left asking how we got here. Nutrient loading and climate[…]
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Research Brief: Automated Organism Tracking Applications in Microbial Research
Plankton recorders have been used for field research dating all the way back to the 1930s and yet, there is still no perfect solution to quantifying plankton community structures and[…]
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Research Brief: Meeting Lake Protection Targets in the U.S.
New research determines that lake protection targets neglect surrounding watersheds and fail to protect ecosystems.
Research Brief: Balancing Landscape Management and Water Quality in the Lake Tahoe Basin
New research proves that, despite concerns, landscape management plans like prescribed fires and thinning are not harmful to water quality.
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