Beginner's Guide to Water Management series
In an ongoing quest to bridge the information gap between the scientific community and Florida's citizenry, LAKEWATCH has assembled this series of information circulars that provide a basic introduction to the terminology and concepts used in today's water management arena.
Editorial Team
- Liz Moreau - Editor
Related Links
Publications
101 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—The ABCs
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
This document is the first in a series of Information Circulars developed by the LAKEWATCH Program. It is an introduction to the basic terminology and concepts used in the water management arena. First published Aug. 2000
102 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Nutrients
Mark Hoyer
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
Nutrients are substances required by all organisms for growth, and they are found in every aquatic system. Nutrients are also the object of much discussion by lake management professionals and the general public who are concerned about the influence nutrients sometimes have on the growth of algae and/or aquatic plants in lakes. Written for the lay public, this information circular is an ideal reference booklet for students and/or professionals interested in water management. First published Aug. 2000.
110 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Fish Communities and Trophic State in Florida Lakes
Florida LAKEWATCH
This circular represents a summary of current knowledge on aquatic plants and aquatic plant management strategies, highlighting the Florida situation. The major focus of this circular is the management of aquatic plants as opposed to dealing with nutrients, algae, or water clarity. Included are sections on aquatic plant biology, aquatic plant management problems, and aquatic plant management techniques.
111 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Aquatic Plants in Florida Lakes
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
This circular represents a summary of current knowledge on aquatic plants and aquatic plant management strategies, highlighting the Florida situation. The major focus of this circular is the management of aquatic plants as opposed to dealing with nutrients, algae, or water clarity. Included are sections on 1) Aquatic Plant Biology, 2) Aquatic Plant Management Problems, and 3) Aquatic Plant Management Techniques.
112 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Muck: Causes and Corrective Actions
Mark Hoyer, Daniel E. Canfield, andMark Brenner
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
A UF/IFAS numbered Fact Sheet. Published by Urban Water
113 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Common Aquatic Birds Using Florida Lakes
Mark Hoyer
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
A UF/IFAS numbered peer reviewed Fact Sheet. Published by Environmental Literacy and Sustainability
In an ongoing quest to bridge the information gap between the scientific community and Florida's citizenry, LAKEWATCH has assembled this series of information circulars that provide a basic introduction to the terminology and concepts used in today's water management arena.
Editorial Team
- Liz Moreau - Editor
Related Links
Publications
101 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—The ABCs
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
This document is the first in a series of Information Circulars developed by the LAKEWATCH Program. It is an introduction to the basic terminology and concepts used in the water management arena. First published Aug. 2000
102 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Nutrients
Mark Hoyer
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
Nutrients are substances required by all organisms for growth, and they are found in every aquatic system. Nutrients are also the object of much discussion by lake management professionals and the general public who are concerned about the influence nutrients sometimes have on the growth of algae and/or aquatic plants in lakes. Written for the lay public, this information circular is an ideal reference booklet for students and/or professionals interested in water management. First published Aug. 2000.
110 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Fish Communities and Trophic State in Florida Lakes
Florida LAKEWATCH
This circular represents a summary of current knowledge on aquatic plants and aquatic plant management strategies, highlighting the Florida situation. The major focus of this circular is the management of aquatic plants as opposed to dealing with nutrients, algae, or water clarity. Included are sections on aquatic plant biology, aquatic plant management problems, and aquatic plant management techniques.
111 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Aquatic Plants in Florida Lakes
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
This circular represents a summary of current knowledge on aquatic plants and aquatic plant management strategies, highlighting the Florida situation. The major focus of this circular is the management of aquatic plants as opposed to dealing with nutrients, algae, or water clarity. Included are sections on 1) Aquatic Plant Biology, 2) Aquatic Plant Management Problems, and 3) Aquatic Plant Management Techniques.
112 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Muck: Causes and Corrective Actions
Mark Hoyer, Daniel E. Canfield, andMark Brenner
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
A UF/IFAS numbered Fact Sheet. Published by Urban Water
113 A Beginner's Guide to Water Management—Common Aquatic Birds Using Florida Lakes
Mark Hoyer
Other Contacts: Elizabeth Moreau
A UF/IFAS numbered peer reviewed Fact Sheet. Published by Environmental Literacy and Sustainability
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