Center for Limnology
College of Letters and Science

–Hello, Goodbye

Since last summer, Trout Lake Station said goodbye to a long-serving employee and made a couple of new additions. Here’s the latest on our comings and goings.

Amber Mrnak joined the Station staff in 2021 as our station coordinator AND first-ever outreach coordinator. She looks forward to sharing our science with local residents, schoolkids, and tourists alike!
Amber Mrnak joined the Station staff in 2021 as our station coordinator AND first-ever outreach coordinator. She looks forward to sharing our science with local residents, schoolkids, and tourists alike!
Next time you drive along the southern shoreline of Trout Lake, be on the lookout for our brand-new sign - carved by our very own TLS facilities technician Michael Coakley!
Next time you drive along the southern shoreline of Trout Lake, be on the lookout for our brand-new sign – carved by our very own TLS facilities technician Michael Coakley!
After 29 years as a facilities manager John Vehrs retired so that he could have more time to explore the Northwoods – and only be responsible for maintenance of his own equipment for a change!
After 29 years as a facilities manager John Vehrs retired so that he could have more time to explore the Northwoods – and only be responsible for maintenance of his own equipment for a change!