Another beautiful day on Chemong Lake

Algal blooms in the Kawartha Lakes on tap for summer 2025?

A fishy mystery: Why did dozens of fish die in this High Park pond? More than three dozen fish are dead in a High Park pond. What killed them?

Interviewed today about dead fish in a Toronto pond. Also featuring fish biologist, Graham Raby:

www.torontotoday.ca/local/enviro...

My first post is finally here:

I am very excited to share our newest paper in Ecology where we present the temperature-dependent effect of multiple resources on #phytoplankton growth, using gradients of temperatures, light and nutrients.

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Effects of phosphorus enrichment on Daphnia–algae interactions in laboratory microcosms Abstract. We examined the effects of phosphorus (P) on algal biomass and stoichiometry and, subsequently, alterations to zooplankton populations. We modifi

New stoichiometry paper for those who are into that kind of thing. Fun with phosphorus and fish tanks.

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The Metabolic Balance of Lake Superior's Mixed Layer The metabolic balance of Lake Superior's mixed layer indicates net heterotrophy, meaning it primarily releases carbon to the atmosphere The mixed layer of Lake Superior releases nearly 90 Tg y−1 ...

New Great Lakes paper 💧🌊

“The Metabolic Balance of Lake Superior's Mixed Layer”

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New stoichiometry paper from Nicole Wagner! This one is definitely worth checking out if you are into nutrients, cyanos, and stoichiometry:

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Really excited about this lecture by Nandita. Send me an email or DM if you have any questions or need more information.

Announcing Trent's 2025 David Schindler Professorship Lecture

Featuring Dr. Nandita Basu (Waterloo) who will speak on warming winters, algal blooms, and legacy nutrients.

For those who would like to come, the talk is Thursday, February 6 at 7:30 at Market Hall in PTBO. Hope to see you there!

We end the semester in my limnology class with Limnolympics! It's the game where students put their limnology knowledge to the test. Congratulations to Team Macrophyters for a close but decisive victory!

Please add me too. Thanks!

Frontiers | What’s the matter in phytoplankton? Highlighting the importance of stoichiometric traits in lake ecosystem models

Another cool Woodstoich 2024 paper is out!
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Trent Canada Research Chair Receives International Recognition for Efforts to Improve Inclusion in Science Publishing Biology professor Dr. Maggie Xenopoulos becomes first Canadian to receive award from the American Geophysical Union

I'll be sticking to good news on bluesky. So here is a story about the big award that Maggie Xenopoulos is receiving at the AGU meeting in a couple of weeks.

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