Decision time! Are you coming to the Michigan Inland Lakes Convention? The registration deadline is midnight, September 24. Need more info? Complete workshop and presentation abstracts are now online! canr.msu.edu/michiganlake...
Did you know the water lily (Nymphaea odorata and other species) is protogynous? What does that even mean? The flower is open for 3 days. Day 1 is "female" (pollen receptive). Day 2 is "male" and provides pollen. So cool! #MacrophyteMonday 📷Zhang et al 2021
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Funny how that works. :) I joined last month and am already seeing my feed get better and better. There's junk (and junk accounts/followers) for sure, but it's great to see folks that I'd been missing from X, as well as cool new (to me) accounts. So far, so good!
Thrilled to share our second Keynote Speaker for the 2024 Michigan Inland Lakes Convention! Sheri McWhirter, climate reporter for MLive, will share what she's learned that can help us all effectively share environmental news and info. Register by 9/24! canr.msu.edu/michiganlake...#scicomm
The Michigan Inland Lakes Partnership maintains a list of upcoming lake-related webinars and online classes. Upcoming webinars feature... 🚽 Septic systems! 🌱 Invasive cattails! 🐟 Michigan's fishery history! ...and much more! Full list: www.canr.msu.edu/michiganlake...
Also, all of our current monitoring protocols require access to a boat, to either sample in the deepest part of the lake or travel around the lake's perimeter. Let's think about examples of meaningful lake data that could be collected from shore (say, at a park or boat landing). E. coli? Algae?