Winter Pond Management
Keeping an eye on your pond in the winter can make a big difference for your fish year-round. For instance, more rain in the winter can sway a water-body's pH balance. "[Increased rainfall] can change…
The Stewards of Water Blog
SePRO Adds to Aquatic Sales and Technical Support in the Northeast
SePRO Corporation is pleased to welcome Jon Gosselin as Technical Specialist to lead aquatic technical support and business in the Northeast; New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and…
APMS Graduate Student Research Grant 2017
A graduate student research grant on the biology, ecology, and management of starry stonewort (Nitellopsis obtusa) is being offered by the Aquatic Plant Management Society’s research and education…
The Cost of Invasives (2)
With the prevalence of aquatic and terrestrial invasive species in all U.S. states, Cornell University estimates that invasive species cost the U.S. roughly $120 billion annually in lost revenue and…
Exotic Aquatic Plant Watch
Check out the video below from the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to learn about the Exotic Aquatic Plant Watch. The Watch, also known as the Cooperative Lake Monitoring Program,…
Phragmites Good and Bad?
Phragmites. CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia.org There may yet be a sliver of silver lining on the storm-cloud that is phragmites, but it really is just a sliver. Able to grow 15 feet tall and turn diverse…