Sedimentation research in New Zealand is helping decision makers understand how mining and bottom-trawl fishing affect benthic communities.

The drought of 2017 is still being felt by livestock and producers in the Northern Plains as it affects water quality and animals who graze.

A conversation with harmful algal bloom expert Dr. Brian Lapointe reveals the dimensions of Florida’s algae problem, and some possible solutions.

New research using acoustic and satellite technologies verifies the presence of a great white shark nursery along the Atlantic coast.

UNLV, the WaterStart program, and company microLAN are collaborating on a pilot project to test BACTcontrol, a light-based water monitoring technology.

During outbreaks of Legionnaires disease in 2014 and 2015, public health officials used PCR DNA testing to identify sources of the outbreak rapidly.

Recent research in the Eastern Caribbean proves that carefully tailored management plans and more strictly enforced MPAs help preserve coral reefs.

Early Lake Erie region settlers viewed the Black Swamp as an obstacle to be overcome. One researcher says bringing part of its wetlands back may help the region, not hurt it.

The Upper Oconee Watershed Network recently celebrated 20 years of water sampling and citizen science in Georgia.

The Navatics MITO underwater drone offers users a way to capture high quality footage with unprecedented stability, in a compact size.

A team of scientists proves that eDNA can be used to more effectively track the range of rare species of sharks in the ocean.

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.

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.

A team of researchers deploying Seagliders in the Gulf of Oman confirmed that its dead zone is growing rapidly, causing concern for humans.

A new water quality report on the Manhasset Bay watershed in New York reveals quality is improving, and some areas for improvement.