Lake Scientist

- — October 1, 2015
Photos: Iceland’s Kerid Crater Lake

We recently covered Kerid Crater Lake in Iceland and hinted at the possibility that it could be the world’s smallest caldera lake. Now there’s no knowing that for sure, but[…]

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- — September 30, 2015
Research Abstract: Metagenomic Investigation Of Viral Communities In Ballast Water

Ballast water is one of the most important vectors for the transport of non-native species to new aquatic environments. Due to the development of new ballast water quality standards for[…]

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- — September 29, 2015
Wisconsin Lake District Uses Vacuum To Take Out Invasive Algae

https://www.fondriest.com/news/wisconsin-lake-district-uses-vacuum-to-take-out-invasive-algae.htm

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- — September 24, 2015
New Buoys Mean Algae Bloom Monitoring Network For Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees

The Oklahoma Water Resources Board is gearing up to deploy buoys in Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees that will serve partly to alert beachgoers of algae blooms.

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