Application and technology news for environmental professionals
- Advanced Technologies, Deep Waters, and Surprise JellyfishPosted 2 days ago
- From Natural Areas Management to the Watershed Stewardship Center: Cleveland Metroparks Is Where Conservation Meets InnovationPosted 3 days ago
- Using LiDAR in the Hunt for an Invasive Species in Yellowstone LakePosted 4 days ago
- Seagliders Confirm Growing Dead Zone in Gulf of OmanPosted 5 days ago
- Lake Erie Walleye Spotted in Force on Underwater CameraPosted 1 week ago
- NWQI Targets Conservation Efforts in Small WatershedsPosted 2 weeks ago
- Deep-sea Biodiversity Expedition Uncovers Thousands of CreaturesPosted 2 weeks ago
- New Standards Target Perfluorinated Compounds in ColoradoPosted 2 weeks ago
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Cleveland Conservation
An award-winning park system, one of Cleveland Metroparks’ most notable achievements is its Watershed Stewardship Center, an education and research facility that advances stormwater management studies.
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LiDAR at Yellowstone Lake
The National Park Service has a new tool in its fight to suppress a non-native species, lake trout, in Yellowstone Lake: LiDAR optimized for lakes.
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Seagliders Confirm Dead Zone
A team of researchers deploying Seagliders in the Gulf of Oman confirmed that its dead zone is growing rapidly, causing concern for humans.
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Manhasset Bay WQ Report
A new water quality report on the Manhasset Bay watershed in New York reveals quality is improving, and some areas for improvement.
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Lake Erie Walleye
After many walleye were seen on an underwater camera in Lake Erie’s Presque Isle Bay, a biologist explains walleye numbers and monitoring in the lake.
Oceans
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Advanced Technologies, Deep Waters, and Surprise Jellyfish
A chance encounter with a rare jellyfish species and active...
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Seagliders Confirm Growing Dead Zone in Gulf of Oman
A team of researchers deploying Seagliders in the Gulf of...
Earth
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Acid Rain Data Helping Scientists Tackle Water Quality Issues
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is using decades of acid rain...
Rivers
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Underwater Camera Captures First Herring Run in 200 YearsRiver remediation is working in Massachusetts, where an underwater camera recently confirmed that herring...
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Mining Waste Cleanup Reveals Interesting Lake DynamicsAs scientists monitor a mining waste cleanup in a deep lake with unusual water...
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Eastern Band of Cherokee Uses Environmental Monitoring To Preserve Reservation Waters and Uphold Culture Dating Back Thousands of YearsThe Eastern Band of Cherokee have lived in North Carolina for generations. As more...
Lakes
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Using LiDAR in the Hunt for an Invasive Species in Yellowstone Lake
The National Park Service has a new tool in its...
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Lake Erie Walleye Spotted in Force on Underwater Camera
After many walleye were seen on an underwater camera in...
Wetlands
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Manhasset Bay Water Quality Report Shows Success, Room to Improve
A new water quality report on the Manhasset Bay watershed in New...
- Baltimore Checkerspots, Monarchs and Chats: There’s Much to Monitor at Beaver Creek Wetlands
- Don’t Worry: MAD Scientists have been monitoring and restoring Ohio’s wetlands and streams!
- Narragansett Nature: Remote NERR is a leader in salt marsh stressor studies, crab studies and contributions to Rhode Island environmental policies
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Advanced Technologies, Deep Waters, and Surprise JellyfishA chance encounter with a rare jellyfish species and...
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From Natural Areas Management to the Watershed Stewardship Center: Cleveland Metroparks Is Where Conservation Meets InnovationAn award-winning park system, one of Cleveland Metroparks’ most...
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Using LiDAR in the Hunt for an Invasive Species in Yellowstone LakeThe National Park Service has a new tool in...
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Earth
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Wetlands
- Baltimore Checkerspots, Monarchs and Chats: There’s Much to Monitor at Beaver Creek Wetlands
- Don’t Worry: MAD Scientists have been monitoring and restoring Ohio’s wetlands and streams!
- Narragansett Nature: Remote NERR is a leader in salt marsh stressor studies, crab studies and contributions to Rhode Island environmental policies
- Stripers, Skilletfish and Sondes: Jacques Cousteau NERR Serves Up Vast Research Possibilities
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Lakes
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Oceans
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Rivers
- Mining Waste Cleanup Reveals Interesting Lake Dynamics
- Eastern Band of Cherokee Uses Environmental Monitoring To Preserve Reservation Waters and Uphold Culture Dating Back Thousands of Years
- Coyote Creek Steelhead Trout Disappearance Prompts Battle
- Sediment and Tree Rings Reveal Details of 500 Years of Floods—and Human Interference
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