An incredible resource on measuring all things carbon in wetlands and waterbodies.

This looks like a great read. Climate warming --> browning of northern terrestrial food webs (and it appears to be new C, not old!). Use of museum specimens and experiments. Congrats on the study, Phil Manlick!

Less than a week to apply for our lab manager position! Apply by 1/21. Contact me directly if you have questions.

#ASLO24 - We welcome your abstract submissions for our special session on the role of macrophytes in aquatic biogeochemical cycles! Hope to see you in Madison this June.

🍂 What Leaves Leave When Leaves Leave Trees? 🤔 While this may sound like the title of a Dr. Seuss book, it’s one of our new special collections now accepting submissions! Learn more: lite.spr.ly/6005By4F 🎨: @Squidfan AGU (American Geophysical Union) Wiley Earth and Space Science #AGUPubs #SciArt

🚨New pub alert!🗞️Check out our work in Biogeochemistry comparing net denitrification (N-removal) vs. net N-fixation (N-addition) in FL stormwater ponds (SWPs) vs natural undisturbed ponds. Spoiler: SWPs are more often net N-fixing compared to natural ponds link.springer.com/article/10.100…

🌊 Call for Papers! 📝 Special Issue of Limnology & Oceanography Letters #ASLO_Letters 🌎𝐌𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐞 in Freshwater, Brackish and Marine Environments 🌏 Paper proposal by Sep 30, 2024 Full manuscripts by Jun 30, 2025 Details: aslo.org/call-for-propo… #Methane ASLO

Do you have results related to lake mixing to share at the ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting? Join Meredith Holgerson @mindym1101 @LienneSethna and me in "SS07: Ecological impacts of infrequent water column mixing events" Deadline extended to 10/28! aslo.org/charlotte-2025/

I'm so excited to share some of our new work mapping ponds! PhD student Denghong's remote sensing skills are enviable :) Now he's working on mapping ponds throughout NYS. Stay tuned!

🌟🏆🌟 Each year, #ASLO proudly honors our Fellows and Sustaining Fellows for their incredible contributions to #aquaticscience! Our members are the driving force behind our mission to advance limnology and oceanography. Thank you for your dedication and service! Together, we