Limnology: the scientific study of inland waters
Providing local, national, and international leadership and maintaining excellence in the fields of limnology, aquatic ecology, and ecosystem science from the Hasler Laboratory of Limnology and Trout Lake Station
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EVENTS
June 22: As part of the Midwest Glacial Lakes Partnership Lake Conservation webinar series, Limnology in Space (hear about FLAMe) with Emily Stanley @1pm CT. Register here.
June 29 & 30: Aquatic Plant Identification Workshops; UW-Madison Kemp natural Resources Station, Woodruff, WI. Registration required. Bring your own lunch and beverage. Lodging available. Purchase of 3 guides available.
The following events will resume in fall 2021:
Wednesdays, 12:05pm-12:55 (CT): Zoology 911 Weekly Seminar
Thursdays, 3:30pm (CT): virtual Biology Colloquium series; Dept of Botany and Dept of Integrative Biology.
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Colloquium Webinar Series
Science on Tap Minocqua past event videos available.
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