Tracking Lake Mendota Greenhouse Gas Flux
Scientists at University of Wisconsin — Madison use an eddy covariance approach to study greenhouse gas movement around Lake Mendota.
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Lake Mendota Invasive Species Impacts
The spiny water flea is a troubling invasive species in the Great Lakes region. In Wisconsin’s Lake Mendota, the tiny creature has been linked with a reduction in water clarity,[…]
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Changing Chlorophyll Levels Show Lake Mendota’s Fall Turnover In Action
A graduate student at the University of Wisconsin’s Center for Limnology has captured the fall turnover of Lake Mendota in action, according to a blog post from the school. The[…]
Majority Of Lake Mendota’s Phosphorus Flows In During Just 29 Days Each Year
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin – Madison have found that most of the phosphorus making it into Lake Mendota each year gets there over the course of just 29[…]
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