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No Electricity? Try Wind or Solar Aeration

May 18th, 2017

Lake and pond aeration systems are used to circulate the water and add dissolved oxygen. The benefits of aeration systems are many; aeration helps enhance fish habitats, improve water quality, regulate temperature in advance of spring and fall turnover, reduce algae, remove harmful nutrients, breakdown adverse bacteria, prevent mosquito infestations and remove foul odors from […]

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Harvesting or Hydro-raking? Which Mechanical Option is Right For You?

May 15th, 2017

Written by Industry Experts, Emily Walsh, Environmental Scientist, and Jeff Castellani, Director of Mechanical Operations There is rarely one specific remedy for helping restore a waterbody. Often times, restoration includes a multiyear management program encompassing a combination of aquatic management tools and techniques, such as herbicide and algaecide treatments, nutrient remediation, aeration and biological augmentation. […]

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2016 Aquafix Research & Case History Program – Winning Project Report

May 5th, 2017

The Aquafix Research & Case History Rewards Program is an annual contest created to allow lake and pond managers to show off all the great work they do with Aquafix products. Biologist and Territory Leader Matt Ward was named by AquaFix, Inc. as their Research and Case History Program winner for 2016. Read his entire report […]

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Sustainable Lake and Pond Solutions Through Nutrient Remediation

May 2nd, 2017

Reducing excess nutrients in a waterbody has proven to be an effective means of managing harmful algal growth and shifting the remaining algae population towards more beneficial species. Nutrients enter lakes and ponds from a multitude of vectors including watershed inflow, stormwater runoff and accumulated bottom sediment. As management practices are refined and better strategies […]

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10 Ways To Help Reduce Mosquitoes & Disease In Your Community

April 25th, 2017

Mosquitoes are a royal pain that nobody wants to deal with. And in addition to being an annoyance, mosquitoes pose a serious threat to public health, as they transmit dangerous diseases like Zika and West Nile virus. Here are 10 ways to help reduce mosquitoes in and around your lake or pond, and throughout your […]

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SOLitude Named World’s 2nd Largest Distributor of AquaMaster Fountains

April 20th, 2017

SOLitude Lake Management, an industry leader in lake and pond management, fisheries management and related environmental services for the United States, is pleased to announce that the company was ranked as the second largest distributer of AquaMaster Fountains and Aerators in the world. Prior to the recent achievement, SOLitude was consistently named as one of […]

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Non-native Invasive Species Highlight: Purple Loosestrife

April 18th, 2017

Written by Industry Expert Jason Luce, Certified Lake Manager Most of us know that invasive species are dangerous to the environment, but it can often be difficult to distinguish between native beneficial plants and these unwelcome invaders. This problem is compounded by the fact that many invasive species are beautiful and add incredible color and […]

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How Often Should Water Quality be Tested?

April 13th, 2017

Written by Industry Expert, Brea Arvidson, Aquatic Biologist Healthy water quality is extremely important for all lakes and ponds, and proactive testing and monitoring is vital when it comes to helping prevent water quality problems in recreational lakes, stormwater ponds and drinking water reservoirs. Lake and pond owners often wait until an algae bloom, fish […]

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Sustainable Solutions for Lake and Pond Management

March 28th, 2017

AS SEEN IN Various Community Associations Institute Chapter Newsletters: Written by Industry Expert, Shannon Junior, Aquatic Ecologist and Senior Business Development Consultant As lakes and ponds age, they are continually impacted by sedimentation and nutrient enrichment. Eventually, sediment and nutrient overload can lead to poor water quality and increased algae and nuisance aquatic vegetation blooms. […]

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SOLitude Lake Management Expands Presence in Georgia and Texas

March 23rd, 2017

Topics: SOLitude News

SOLitude Lake Management, an industry leader in lake and pond management, fisheries management and related environmental services for the United States, has expanded its national presence with the recent acquisitions of Integrated Lake Management’s Atlanta, GA, division and Aquatic Management Services in Tyler, TX. Integrated Lake Management’s (ILM) Atlanta division was founded seven years ago […]

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