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New Webcasts:
Lakewatch Chats:
1. Establishing Numeric Nutrient
Criteria in Florida lakes.
(Prof. D.E. Canfield,Jr.)
2. Problems With the Proposed
Numeric Nutrient
Criteria
in Florida lakes.
(Prof. R.W. Bachmann)
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Do You Know?
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Read our
article on the reliability of Volunteer Monitoring Data!
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You can find information on aquatic plants from UF's Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants Library?
Read our 2009 findings : Survey of toxic algal (microcystin) distribution in Florida lakes. by
D.L. Bigham, M.V. Hoyer and D. E. Canfield, Jr,
Between 1986 and
2007 Florida LAKEWATCH volunteers sampled, in 56
counties, a total of:2289 water bodies, including 1511 lakes, 344
coastal sites,425 river sites, and 9 springs!
Sampled in 2007: 867 water bodies: 609 lakes, 129 coastal sites,124 rivers and 5 springs.
Map of Coastal Sites
Map of Lake Sites
Map of River
Sites
Water Sample
Collection Centers
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 Learn more: about
LAKEWATCH and Fishing for Success, including awards won; about lakes, lake management and aquatic ecology; and links to other related sites.
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Florida's Lakes
...our resources, our responsibility
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For more information about
Florida LAKEWATCH, Contact: |
University
of Florida IFAS, School of Forest Resources and Conservation
Florida LAKEWATCH
Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
7922 NW 71st Street
Gainesville, FL 32653
Toll Free Message Line: 1-800-LAKEWATCH (525-3928)
Phone: 352/392-4817
Fax: 352/392-4902
Univ. of Florida PO: 110600
Driving
Directions and Map to FAS and Florida LAKEWATCH
Water Lab (Water Lab Phone: 352-273-3605)
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Webmaster: Marilyn D. Bachmann
Webmaster e-mail: mdbach@ufl.edu
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Florida LAKEWATCH e-mail:
fl-lakewatch@ufl.edu
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This page last updated: April 20, 2012 |
