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Fixing Sediment Phosphorus

Fixing Sediment Phosphorus

Fixing Sediment Phosphorus 3 Important Factors to Consider When Addressing Internal Phosphorus Loading in Lakes   By Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM Figure 1. Modified illustration of phosphorus loading from Gibbs & Hickey 2018 Internal phosphorus (P) loading from...
Cyanobacteria 101

Cyanobacteria 101

Cyanobacteria 101: Solving A Dangerous Problem Toxins, Classification, Dominance, Key Thresholds, and Solutions for Lake Managers By Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM The final and ultimate stage of eutrophication is when cyanobacteria dominance becomes permanent in a lake....
Golden Algae: The Hidden Fish Killer

Golden Algae: The Hidden Fish Killer

Golden Algae, The Hidden Fish Killer Prymnesium parvum is responsible for many fish deaths, but there are solutions. By Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM The toxic golden algae Prymnesium parvum has been documented and implicated in numerous large-scale fish kills worldwide,...
Utilizing Copper with Biological Products

Utilizing Copper with Biological Products

Optimizing Copper-Based Algaecide Applications with Biological Products Enhance water quality with bacterial solutions alongside copper treatments. By Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM ​Copper-based algaecides are commonly used in aquatic management as a low-cost method to...
Midges Love Muck

Midges Love Muck

Midges Love Muck A Win-Win Approach to Solve Multiple Lake Issues By Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM Figure 3. Sediment from the pond in Figure 1. It’s a fact: midges love muck. Aquatic midges find their breeding paradise in pond muck, where the soft, mucky sediment...
Effects of Biocatalysts on Cattail Treatments

Effects of Biocatalysts on Cattail Treatments

Effects of Biocatalysts on Cattail Treatment by Gray Turnage (Mississippi State University), Paul Tseng (Mississippi State University), and Michael Frett (Natural Lake Biosciences) Background After treatment with herbicides, decaying plant material in U.S. water...
Product Photo Contest

Product Photo Contest

Time to get your cameras ready! Its time for our photo contest. Rules:  To participate, simply take a photo featuring Natural Lake products or our company swag and share it on social media using the hashtag #Naturalakeproduct2023. Don’t forget to tag us so we...

Pond Turnover & Oxygen

How does a lake receive Oxygen? Lakes receive oxygen from the atmosphere and through photosynthesis. Atmospheric oxygen is added from wind moving across the surface area of a lake. With more wind, more oxygen is added to the lake from the atmosphere. However, as...

Lake Water Clarity and Color: Sources and Management

Water clarity and color facts Water clarity is how cloudy the water is and is determined by how far downlight can penetrate through the water column. Watercolor is when light hits dissolved or suspended material in water, and certain wavelengths of light are reflected...
Lake Recreation Contest

Lake Recreation Contest

Lake Recreation Contest Rules: Share your best lake recreation or fishing photos on social media (or email), and be sure to tag @naturallakebiosciences.  All entries must be received by September 24th. We will be accepting entries through, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn,...
Golf Photo Contest

Golf Photo Contest

Send us your best golf course photo to win a $500 Amazon gift card! Rules: Photo submissions must be taken at a golf course with a water feature. Be sure to use the hashtag #Naturallakegolf and tag us when sharing your photos. The contest is open to all golf course...
PondZilla Pro Study

PondZilla Pro Study

Pithophora Testing by Deborah Lee, and Michael Frett of Naturallake Biosciences Laboratories Research was conducted to measure how the addition of PondZilla Pro affects treatment efficacy of Pithophora when combined with copper algaecides. Abstract Pithophora is a...
Fishing Contest

Fishing Contest

Summer Fishing Contest Rules: Share your best fishing or fish photo on social media, and be sure to tag @naturallakebiosciences. All entries must be received by August 15th. We will be accepting entries through, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and email....
Where Does Muck Go?

Where Does Muck Go?

This quite possibly could be the most common question we get here at Natural Lake Biosciences.  Where does the muck go when MuckBiotics is used to break it down?  While our scientists could spend hours talking about the technical details and complexities of this...
2020 Highlights

2020 Highlights

Natural Lake Biosciences had a great year, and we couldn’t have done it without our amazing customers, team, and members of the lake community. 2020 has thrown some curveballs; dealing with COVID-19, we want to share how proud we are to be part of an essential...