We share stories about the lakes in our study, our partners and volunteer citizen scientists, as well as interesting results from our research.
When we first started planning for the Lake Level Monitoring Project, we knew we wanted to examine how water levels were changing in natural lakes, rather than man-made lakes that are generally highly monitored and managed for their intended purpose, whether it’s flood control or water storage.
The project team installed two new lake gauges in Croatan National Forest this week.
The Lake Level Monitoring Project is designed to help us understand how the quantity of water in lakes is changing over time.
Our project is focused on understanding how much the amount of water in Eastern North Carolina’s lakes varies over time, and what controls those changes.
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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