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Lake and Shoreline Management

Lake and Shoreline Management

by Amy Giannotti | Nov 19, 2018 | Uncategorized

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    Professional consulting services for aquatic plant & lake management issues, invasive species concerns, water quality, & science outreach initiatives.

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    AquastemConsultAquaSTEM Consulting LLC@AquastemConsult·
    October 14, 2021

    This is why invasive #aquaticplants need a sound scientific management approach & longterm plan. Loss of biodiversity and collapse of the resource is imminent without intervention.

    #invasiveplants #invasivespecies #lakemanagement #aquaticplantmanagement

    w_robles@wrobles9

    Thanks Dr. Rodrigo Diaz @LSUAgCenter for the video taken today showing a heavy infestation of waterlettuce at Lake Carraizo @facts_plant @APMSociety @WeedSci_Aqua @UFIFASCAIP @aquatics_org @aquatechnex

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    AquastemConsultAquaSTEM Consulting LLC@AquastemConsult·
    October 12, 2021

    Happy #WorldAlgaeDay!

    Some #algae, like Nitella spp., are native & beneficial species that provide habitat, refuge, food, & nutrient uptake in freshwater systems.

    #macroalgae #Florida #aquaticecology

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    AquastemConsultAquaSTEM Consulting LLC@AquastemConsult·
    October 11, 2021

    #Oysters are an integral part of #livingshorelines in #estuaries and marine systems. They stabilize sediments, filter #water, provide #habitat, and safeguard coastlines from storms.

    Virginia Sea Grant@vaseagrant

    #Oysters are considered "ecosystem engineers" because oyster reefs create hiding places for fish. These reefs also shield the coast from waves, creating calmer waters where #marshes and seagrass beds can grow.

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    nccoastalhabit1nccoastalhabitatcoalition@nccoastalhabit1·
    October 7, 2021

    We know that our coastal habitats are essential for wildlife, but did you know that they also provide humans with essential services, as well? Scientists and economists refer to these benefits as 'ecosystem services'.

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    AquastemConsultAquaSTEM Consulting LLC@AquastemConsult·
    October 8, 2021

    This is an excellent illustration about #waterpollution. Nutrient #pollution in surface waters from livestock waste is an important driver of #waterquality in #lakes, #rivers, #streams, & #wetlands.

    #ecoli #fecalcoliform #microbialecology #nitrogen #phosphorus #manure

    We All Want Clean Water@WeAllWantClnH2O

    This map illustrates the fecal equivalent population in Iowa's 56 HUC8 watersheds, when the livestock waste is converted to an equivalent to what a human being excretes.

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