Crew 8 Seminar II
Aquatic Ecology and Human Impacts on Lake Ecosystems
Kemp Station, Woodruff, WI / September 14-15, 2010
Tuesday Morning - Boathouse
Seminar II Introduction and Crew VIII Reintroductions
Patrick Goggin, UWEX Lakes
What Makes a Lake a Lake?
Patrick 'Buzz' Sorge, Lake Management Coordinator, WDNRLimnology 101 (pdf)
Wisconsin Lakes - What is happening to Lake shorelands and In-lake Habitat
Aquatic Invasive Species – Using Science to Guide Management
Climate Change and Lake Ecosystems
Tuesday Afternoon - Pontoon Classroom
Groundwater Station
Nancy Turyk, Center for Watershed Science and Education, UW-Extension
Jen McNelly, Communication Specialist, Center for Land Use Education, UW-Extension
Fisheries Station
John Kubisiak, Fisheries Biologist, WDNR
Steve Timler, Fisheries Management Technician, WDNR
Limnology Station
Paul Garrison, Research Limnologist, WDNR
Jeff Bode, Wetlands and Lakes Section Chief, WDNR
Aquatic Plant Station
Susan Knight, Water Resource Scientist, UW-Madison Trout Lake Station
Littoral Zone Habitat Station
Paul Cunningham, Fisheries Ecologist, WDNR
Riparian Habitat Station
John Haack, UW-Extension St. Croix Basin Educator
Paleolimnology as a Lake Management Tool
Lake Ecosystem and Watershed Project Development
Watershed Data Assessment and Modeling
Wednesday Afternoon
Limnological and Sociological Data Assessment
Nancy Turyk, Center for Watershed Science, UWSP
Lake Management Planning at the lake, township and county level
Jen McNelly, Communication Specialist, Center for Land Use Education, UW-Extension Nancy Turyk, Center for Watershed Science and Education, UW-Extension Portage County lake planning process
Lake Management Implementation
Reflections, Closing Remarks and an Introduction to Semindar III
Patrick 'Buzz' Sorge, Lake Management Coordinator, WDNR
Carroll Schaal, WDNR
Earl Cook, Wisconsin Association of Lakes
Kim Becken UW-Extension Lakes
Patrick Goggin, UWEX Lakes
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