A lake ecosystem protects and prolongs the life of the lake.
By Jed Harvey and Abby Phinney, Lilly Center Staff | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
A lake ecosystem is as complicated as it is …
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Zebra mussels (freshwater bivalves that have a distinctly triangular shape) are common in Kosciusko County lakes… but not all of them! In May-August 2019, the Lilly Center research team installed …
WHEN: Saturday, September 26, 2020 at 9:30 AM – 11:30 PM
WHERE: Pisgah Marsh Unit 3, 9939 East 350 N., North Webster, IN 46555
Bring your friends and family out to Pisgah Marsh and learn how to …
WHEN: Monday, September 21, 2020 at 1 PM – 2 PM
WHERE: Online! Sign up on Eventbrite to get the link.
Get the skills and information that you need to make a difference for YOUR lake by learning …
Water temperature makes a big difference in a lake. By taking the lake’s temperature during sampling, we get important context for lake characteristics like dissolved oxygen and water density. Water …
What’s up with zebra mussels? How does a lake spring work? Does boating stir up the bottom of your lake (or does it have any impact at all?) What’s the temperature at the very bottom of your …
PRESS RELEASE – K21 Health Foundation recently supplied a 2020-23 grant to the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams to support ongoing blue-green algae research. The grant totaled over $230,000, and is …
Blue-green algae and the toxin it produces, microcystin, are known for causing rashes and making people (and particularly pets) sick. What about this “paint spill” causes it to produce toxin? And …
By Caitlin Yoder and Sarah Baier
No matter who you are, or where you live in Kosciusko County, you are a part of the biotic, or living, community. The Lilly Center is dedicated to providing …
We encourage you to make the best decisions for your family and pets over the upcoming Fourth of July weekend… and enjoy the lakes as much as possible! Here are some things you should know about …
