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Stormwater Management Trends: Eco-friendly Pond Maintenance

July 30th, 2018

AS SEEN IN Quorum, Washington Metropolitan Chapter and Community Associations Institute: Written by Industry Expert Shannon Junior, Aquatic Ecologist The last decade has brought major changes to the pond and lake management industry. Every community that has privately maintained ponds, lakes or stormwater best management practices has responsibilities to manage the structural, functional and aesthetic […]

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Case Study: Volumetric Approach to Managing Giant Salvinia Successful

July 23rd, 2018

Written by Industry Experts Paul Dorsett, Fisheries Biologist, and Keith Gazaille, Director of Lake Management – North and Mid-Atlantic Flag Lake is a 664-acre lake located on Barksdale Airforce Base near Bossier City, Louisiana. The lake is relatively shallow, averaging less than four feet deep, and serves as a valuable aquatic resource to the base […]

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SOLitude Named “World’s Greatest” Environmental Firm in TV Debut

July 18th, 2018

SOLitude Lake Management, the largest nationwide lake management firm in the country and industry leader in lake, pond, wetland and fisheries management, appeared on the television show “World’s Greatest!…” on July 23 and August 6, 2018. The popular television series is a thirty-minute show dedicated to highlighting the world’s greatest companies, products, places, and people. Each episode offers […]

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SOLitude Welcomes Rising Industry Leaders to Growing Team

July 16th, 2018

Topics: SOLitude News

SOLitude Lake Management is pleased to officially welcome eight of its newest hires to the company’s growing team. Aquatic specialist Jim Sheeran and seven sales and administrative professionals joined the company to support SOLitude’s industry leading biologists, ecologists and environmental scientists, and create positive and memorable experiences for clients, prospects and partners. These experienced individuals, […]

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Invasive Species Highlight: Alligatorweed

July 5th, 2018

Alligatorweed (Alternanthera philoxeroides) is a perennial plant native to South America. It was first reported in the United States in 1897. Listed as a prohibited aquatic weed in many states, its growth has caused significant economic and ecological damage throughout the Southern United States. Alligatorweed reproduces in North America primarily through vegetative propagation, but seeds […]

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6 Tips to Reduce Nuisance Mosquitoes & Disease in Your Community

July 2nd, 2018

Summer is typically the time when communities, associations and property owners get the most out of their lakes, ponds and wetland ecosystems, but pesky mosquitoes can interrupt recreational activities and overall enjoyment of the outdoors. In addition to being a nuisance, mosquitoes can carry debilitating diseases, including Zika, Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile Virus, which […]

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SOLitude Acquires Aquatic Environments, Solidifies West Coast Presence

June 20th, 2018

Topics: SOLitude News

SOLitude Lake Management, a leading environmental firm specializing in lake, pond, wetland and fisheries management, and related environmental services, has expanded its national presence to the western United States by uniting with Aquatic Environments, Inc. based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Aquatic Environments is California’s largest full-service lake and water feature maintenance contractor active in […]

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Breaking Through the Thermocline to Prevent Fish Kills

June 18th, 2018

Written by Industry Expert Cory Smith, Aquatic Specialist & Regional Leader The long, warm days of summer provide the perfect backdrop for swimming, boating and fishing, but the last thing you want to encounter at your lake or pond is a summer fish kill. Fish kills are often a natural occurrence that can happen any […]

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Use Water Quality Testing to Customize Your Lake Management Strategy

June 11th, 2018

Written by Industry Expert Trent Nelson, Business Development Consultant & Aquatic Specialist Everyone has heard the adage that no two snowflakes are the same, but did you know this truth also applies to your waterbody? No two lakes or ponds are the same—and location, size, water use, aquatic vegetation coverage and type, pond nutrient levels […]

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Invasive Species Highlight: Apple Snails

June 7th, 2018

As global travel and transport become increasingly accessible, the risk of plant, animal, insect and mollusk relocation becomes greater. This is a serious problem. When a species native to one region is introduced to another, it is considered invasive. Invasive species have few or no natural predators and often destroy entire ecosystems by competing with […]

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