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
Watch Views and Sounds from Our History: Center for Limnology Archives
EVENTS
Wednesdays, noon-1pm (CT): Zoology 911 noon (CT) seminar (Zoo 911)
Thursdays, 3:30pm (CT): virtual Biology Colloquium series; Dept of Botany and Dept of Integrative Biology virtual
December 2: Science on Tap Minocauq, Music of Vietnam Era with Craig Werner, UW Professor Emeritus. Join via zoom or YouTube link
December 11: Registration required * 2-4pm CT * live-streamed event – Building Water Connections Across the UW System as a Foundation for Collaboration
January 11-15, 2021: WI Salt Awareness Week, daily from 12:30-1pm CT for area experts dive into the true cost of salt on our drinking water, pets, freshwater ecosystems, and more.
NEWS
Limnology Newsletters – Watch for Fall 2020 in November
Partners in Giving Campaign 2020
Epic summer road trip reveals the big impact small streams have on great lakes
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