We share stories about the lakes in our study, our partners and volunteer citizen scientists, as well as interesting results from our research.
From December 11-15, members of the Lake Level Monitoring Project team travelled to New Orleans to participate in the American Geophysical Union (AGU) fall meeting.
Lake Waccamaw covers roughly 9,000 acres in Columbus County, North Carolina.
Of all the lakes we’re studying, two seem like they should be the most closely related: Jones Lake and Salters Lake, both a little north of Elizabethtown in Bladen County.
When you look at an aerial map of coastal North Carolina, you might notice something unusual in the eastern part of the state: dozens of oval-shaped lakes, often clustered together, that point towards the northwest.
We share stories about the lakes in our study, our partners and volunteer citizen scientists, as well as interesting results from our research.
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