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Bill Kurth
District Manager
Bill Kurth, a District Manager in Florida, has more than 34 years of extensive experience in lake, pond and wetland management. Bill specializes in providing innovative treatment solutions for clients using new products and technologies, and has managed waterbodies for many of his local community associations and clients for 25 years or more.
Bill attended Tallahassee Community College and Florida State University, where he earned a degree in Business Management. He began his industry career as an aquatic applicator with a Florida-based aquatics company, where he quickly became responsible for the technical training of all new employees, and was promoted to the position of Branch Manager of the company’s Ft. Myers branch within 4 years. Bill then moved to Cape Coral Florida in 1987, where his expertise in herbicide technology and ability to sell and manage while also performing aquatic applications allowed Bill to grow his branch by 400% in 8 years. In 1999, Bill moved on to the then newly-formed Lake Masters Aquatic Weed Control, where he served in many roles, including Branch Manager, Director of Operations and Vice President of Operations. Under his leadership, Lake Masters became one of the premier lake management companies in Florida before merging with SOLitude in 2018.
Bill is a multi-year board member for the Florida Aquatic Plant Management Society (FAPMS) and has served as a member of the North American Lake Management Society. He has presented at FAPMS on Control of Exotic Melaleuca Trees, and Recognition and Control of Golden Algae; at the UF/IFAS Aquatic Weed Control Short Course on the control of exotic species in Wetlands; at NALMS on Aquatic Weed Control in Florida; and has spoken at SePro Annual Business Conference on the use of Sonar herbicide in irrigation and other lakes, and on the efficacy of Captain XTR algaecide. He served on the Advisory board for SePRO, and has won awards for Best Management Practices, Sustainability, and Applicator of the Year in 2007. Bill was also named Outstanding Business Partner by the Bonita Bay Group and is a certified erosion and illicit discharge inspector.
Bill’s love of the outdoors is evident through his many hobbies, which include boating, fishing, diving, and travel. He also has a passion for cooking and gardening, and has been heavily involved with aquarium-keeping for most of his life, including live reef aquariums with living coral. Bill was an active little league coach for nine years as his boys, William and Alex, were growing up. Today, he and his wife, Carolyn, reside in Cape Coral, FL. They recently became grandparents and love to spend as much time as possible with family.

Kelly Martin
Regional Director of Human Recourses
Kelly Martin, Regional Director of Human Resources, has nearly 26 years of experience developing and driving the talent strategy for high profile organizations. At SOLitude, she is passionate about cultivating experienced and innovative teams that reinforce the company as an industry thought leader. Her commitment to building trust across diverse groups is evident in her rapport with colleagues and dedication to positioning them to achieve long-term success.
Kelly graduated from Assumption College with a liberal arts degree. She went on to serve in a variety of human resources positions – most notably with Staples, SimpliVity, and Brookfield Renewable Energy. She joined the SOLitude team in 2016 and quickly became a knowledgeable asset to the company.
Kelly was born and raised in Massachusetts and is a huge fan of all Boston sports teams. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her two children, Meghan and Matthew, and their three dogs, McKinely, Mookie and Sadie.

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Blog Topics List Module
- Pond Management Best Practices (143)
- Aquatic Weeds and Algae (134)
- Fisheries Management (123)
- SOLitude News (90)
- Water Quality/Nutrient Remediation (88)
- Published Articles (81)
- The SOLution (75)
- Aeration (67)
- Invasive Species (49)
- Aquatics in Brief Newsletters (39)
- Seasonal Pond Tips (32)
- Buffer Management (29)
- Mosquito and Pest Control (28)
- Stormwater BMPs (25)
- Annual Lake Management Plans (22)
- Lake Mapping and Bathymetry (22)
- Aquatic Products (20)
- Fisheries Projects (18)
- Nature's Creatures (17)
- Shoreline Restoration (14)
- Fountains and Aeration (13)
- Erosion Control (12)
- aquatic invasive weeds (9)
- Hydro-raking (9)
- Dredging (9)
- lake and pond management (8)
- Nuisance Wildlife Control (8)
- Proactive Lake And Pond Management (6)
- Submersed Diffused Aeration (6)
- Biological Augmentation (6)
- Sediment Removal (6)
- Toxic Algae (5)
- Invasive Aquatic Species (5)
- water quality testing (5)
- Electrofishing (5)
- Regulatory Compliance (4)
- Fish Stocking (4)
- Volunteer of the Quarter (3)
- SOX Technology (3)
- SOL Pro Plan (3)
- Littoral Shelf (3)
- Little GOBBLERs (3)
- HOLiday Cheer (3)
- Oxygen Saturation Technology (3)
- Alum (3)
- Natural Pond Management (3)
- wetland management (2)
- Fish Kills (2)
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- Budgeting (1)
- New Technologies (1)
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- Phoslock (1)
- Winter Lake & Pond Management (1)
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Lake Management: Don’t Feed the Wildlife!
March 26th, 2019
Written by Industry Expert Gavin Ferris, Ecologist A few years back in the spring, residents of South Hampton, NH found six dead deer in a suburban lot. Several biologists and a game warden then investigated the site and found six more. The deer had not been shot or killed by predators, nor had they starved […]

Invasive Species Highlight: Torpedograss
November 27th, 2018
Many southern states experienced Torpedograss infestations this year. Torpedograss (Panicum littorale), also known as quack grass and bullet grass, is an invasive species that was first introduced to the United States in 1876 near Mobile, Alabama. It has since spread throughout the South. Torpedograss is a perennial grass, and the first step to proper control […]

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 […]

Ponder These Thoughts – Spring Management Tips
March 22nd, 2018
SOLitude Lake Management wants your lake or pond to be prepared for warm weather. With this in mind, we recommend that you consider the following during the spring months: Have your lake or pond’s water quality professionally tested. Find out early in the season if there is an imbalance in the water. Put a natural […]

Feet First: Polio Disability No Match for Fly Fishing Enthusiast
March 13th, 2018
When people say fly fishing is difficult, 68-year-old Marty Loudder challenges them to try it with their feet. Longtime SOLitude client Martha “Marty” Loudder is far from average. She’s a successful Professor of Accounting and Associate Dean at Texas A&M, where she oversees 4,500 undergraduate students. She’s an avid fly-fisherwoman, who takes yearly trips to […]

Nuisance Species Highlight: Bladderwort
February 22nd, 2018
Bladderwort (Utricularia spp.) is a genus of carnivorous aquatic plants consisting of more than 200 species. The submersed free-floating plants utilize bladder-like traps (0.2mm-1.2cm) to capture small prey, including mosquito larvae. Hundreds of traps cover the plant’s 4- to 10-inch stem, which can be topped by yellow or lavender flowers. Due to its lack of […]

Ponder These Thoughts – Summer Pond Management Tips
July 24th, 2017
SOLitude Lake Management wants your lake or pond to be prepared for warm weather. With this in mind, we recommend that you consider the following during the summer months: • Warm summer weather seems to bring out the best and the worst in ponds. Although pond algae and aquatic weeds seem to be more abundant […]

The Importance of Lake and Pond Aeration Systems
July 20th, 2017
Written by Industry Expert Greg Blackham, Aquatic Specialist Choosing the correct aeration delivery system for your lake or pond is one of the most important decisions you will make for the long-term health and balance of your waterbody. Regardless of how big or small your waterbody is, the goal of an aeration system is to […]

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 […]

Let’s Talk Fountains & Aeration: An Interview with Our Aeration Expert
March 21, 2023 11:00 am
We often talk about the importance of fountains and aeration, but what exactly is aeration and what does it do for lakes and ponds that makes it so vital? With…

Repair Your Shoreline with SOX Erosion Solutions & Native Plantings
January 31, 2023 3:00 pm
Erosion is a natural occurrence that can damage your shoreline over time. Eroded shorelines not only increase the likelihood of water quality issues, but they can have an economic impact…

How Sustainable Lake Management Creates Happier, Healthier Communities
October 18, 2022 3:00 pm
Is your community’s waterbody a space where people can enjoy the beautiful view or is it covered with unsightly algae or aquatic weeds? Water quality issues not only ruin aesthetics,…

3 Aeration Solutions for Creating A Beautiful Lake
July 28, 2022 3:00 pm
We all need clean, healthy water to survive, but the benefits of water go beyond our biological needs. Science shows that simply being around beautiful water can help improve our…

Natural Solutions for Improving Water Quality in Lakes & Ponds
May 24, 2022 2:00 pm
Waterbodies constantly receive nutrients from various sources like stormwater runoff, litter, animal waste, lawn fertilizers, and more. When nutrients are in excess, lakes and ponds will often suffer from poor…

Dredging 101: Restore Depth & Set Your Waterbody Up for Success
February 7, 2022 3:00 pm
All waterbodies age over time which leads to water quality issues like algal blooms, aquatic weed growth, and sediment and muck buildup. When lakes and ponds reach the end of…

Top Solutions & NEW Technologies for Aquatic Weed Management
October 20, 2021 2:00 pm
Nuisance or invasive plants are one of the biggest issues lake and pond owners or managers face. When introduced into a non-native environment, invasive aquatic weeds can take over an…

Tips To Restore Your Shoreline and Prevent Erosion
January 27, 2021 2:00 pm
Shoreline erosion is an unfortunate yet unavoidable reality for lake and pond owners. The rate at which erosion occurs can differ from waterbody to waterbody, but the threat of receding…

How to Restore Your Waterbody with Hydro-raking
August 26, 2020 2:00 pm
Mechanical hydro-raking provides an eco-friendly solution for the removal of nuisance vegetation and also offers a means of restoring waterbody depth for increased recreational access or improved functionality of your…

Why Proactive Pond Management Is a Better Value
February 19, 2020 2:00 pm
Did you know that the best approach to achieving a healthy waterbody is through an integrated, proactive management plan? Neglecting to attack the root of an issue can lead to…

The Top 3 Questions to Consider when Growing Big, Healthy Fish
June 27, 2019 2:00 pm
Whether your dream is to build a trophy fishery or to have consistent and reliable fishing for your friends, family or community to enjoy, three important things should be considered…

10 Tips to Prevent Deadly Toxic Algae
May 10, 2018 2:00 pm
Harmful Algae Blooms (HABs) are toxic assemblages of algae or cyanobacteria that can develop due to runoff containing fertilizers, animal waste, grass trimmings and other nutrient-rich organic materials. Not only…

How Sustainable Lake & Pond Management Creates Happier, Healthier Communities
We are innately drawn to the water; it helps us connect with nature and feel at ease as we navigate the noise, stressors, and distractions associated with modern life. In…

Your Guide to Finding the Right Lake Management Partner
Maintaining the beauty and balance of your lake or pond is no small task. These bodies of water are living ecosystems that require dedicated care to maintain healthy water quality,…

6 Reasons to Invest in a Professional Fisheries Management Company
Whether you want to reel in trophy-sized fish or create a thriving community fishery, investing in a professional fisheries management team is vital. Fisheries management requires access to specialty tools,…

Your Comprehensive Guide to Managing Aquatic Weeds and Algae
When it comes to lake and pond management, sustainability is essential. It is important to incorporate the right strategies, invest in the best solutions, and strike the perfect ecological balance…

All About Aeration: Customized Lake and Pond Aeration Solutions for a Beautiful, Balanced Aquatic Ecosystem
Lakes and ponds have many different functions: They collect sediment and flowing water during rainstorms, they operate as fishing spots for angling enthusiasts and they serve as beautiful ecosystems for…

Your Comprehensive Guide to Mechanical Lake Management Solutions
Much like living organisms, lakes, and ponds are born, age, and change physically over time. Many factors can affect the length of a waterbody’s existence, but the lifespan is considered…

Your Comprehensive Guide to Nutrient Management
If you’ve started noticing your water quality is suffering, it may be time to think about a nutrient management approach for your lake or pond. This interactive informative guide explores…

Your Comprehensive Guide to Lake Mapping
Bathymetry is one of the most important and helpful tools for lake and pond management. Whether you’re formulating your initial lake management strategy or looking to improve your existing management…

Your Comprehensive Guide to Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs)
Though sometimes unsightly, the appearance of modest algae blooms often indicates an aquatic ecosystem is healthy. However, certain types of algae can be harmful and even life-threatening. In most freshwater…
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