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Tag: Adaptive management

Posted inEnvironment, Health & Welfare, Murky Waters, Water Watch Wisconsin

Lake experiments explore roles of fish, computers, alum and more

by Kate GoldenApril 23rd, 2014June 20th, 2014 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

The Yahara watershed is crawling with scientists who keep trying new ways to clean up the lakes.

Posted inEnvironment, Murky Waters, Water Watch Wisconsin

Yahara beach closures highlight algae, bacteria threats statewide

by Kate GoldenApril 23rd, 2014July 3rd, 2019 Why you can trust Wisconsin Watch

The Yahara lakes — Mendota, Monona, Wingra, Waubesa and Kegonsa — are no clearer than they were 30 years ago, despite intensive efforts to improve them.

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