We recently held our 4th annual NE GLEON meeting at the Cary Institute, Apr 2018. This conference brings together researchers and students from all over northeastern North America to present science, discuss professional development, plan experiments, and more. Three of

I am the lead author of a new paper titled “Watershed management and underlying geology in three lakes control divergent responses to decreasing acid precipitation,” which was published in the journal Inland Waters. The paper was a collaborative effort between

Click this link to hear my NPR Academic Minute about warming lakes, based on this paper. “The Academic Minute features researchers from colleges and universities around the world, keeping listeners abreast of what’s new and exciting in the academy and of

I was a co-host and co-chair of the planning committee for the 19th meeting of the Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network. ~240 scientists from 31 countries around the world gathered at the Mohonk Mountain House November 2017 to discuss global

Led by Dr. Catherine O’Reilly (Illinois State University), a group of collaborators and I published a paper titled “Using large data sets for open-ended inquiry in undergraduate science classrooms” in the journal BioScience. This paper details Project EDDIE (Environmental Data-Drive

I, along with co-lead authors Stephanie Melles (Ryerson University),  Rachel Pilla (University of Miami Ohio) and co-authors, have published a new paper titled “Transparency, Geomorphology and Mixing Regime Explain Variability in Trends in Lake Temperature and Stratification across Northeastern North

Led by Jen Klug (Fairfield Univeristy), I am a co-author on a new paper along with Cayelan Carey (Virginia Tech), Rebekka Darner Gougis (Illinois State University) titled: “Analysis of high-frequency and long-term data in undergradate ecology classes improves quantitative literacy.”

I am pleased to announce our new publication in Aquatic Sciences titled: “Intra- and inter-annual variability in metabolism in an oligotrophic lake.” The abstract and full article are available online, (please click here).  The article highlights one of the first

I am pleased to announce our new publication in Inland Waters titled: “Reconstructing a trophic cascade following unintentional introduction of golden shiner to Lake Minnewaska, New York, USA”. The abstract and full article are available online (https://www.fba.org.uk/journals/index.php/IW/article/view/915).  The paper details

David Charifson (lead author) and I are pleased to announce our publication in Northeastern Naturalist titled: History of Fish Presence and Absence Following Lake Acidification and Recovery in Lake Minnewaska, Shawangunk Ridge, NY.  The paper details the loss and unintentional