ASLO to host Public Discussion in San Juan, PR
By: ASLO Communications
| Feb 14
Modeler at Work, by Murray MacKayThe Purpose of ASLO is to foster a diverse, international scientific community that creates, integrates and communicates knowledge across the full spectrum of aquatic sciences, advances public awareness and education about aquatic resources and research, and promotes scientific stewardship of aquatic resources for the public interest.
Learn more about the Aquatic Sciences2019 Aquatic Sciences Meeting
Planet Water: Challenges and Successes. Topics to be discussed include the role of science at the center of all economic, societal and environmental recovery and development efforts, studies on renewable energy, environmental sustainability, clean water, and rebuilding and maintaining terrestrial ecosystems.
L&O Special Issue: Long-Term Perspectives in Aquatic Research
This past year, Limnology and Oceanography celebrated the anniversaries of two long‐term monitoring research sites: Station ALOHA and the Experimental Lakes Area. We are finishing the year with this capstone special issue on long‐term perspectives in aquatic research. Enjoy reading!
Experimental Lakes Area 50th Anniversary Collection
This virtual issue celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Experimental Lakes Area (ELA). Research at ELA has contributed to changes in global policy, legislation, and scientific best practices for the management of freshwaters. Enjoy reading!
ASLO Scientists Contribute
What does it mean to be a limnologist or oceanographer? How does aquatic science contribute to society? Learn more about how these fields of science help us understand our planet and how ASLO members share their science with the public.
Photo Contest
2nd Place Winner in the Research Category
Movement patterns
Photo by ASLO member Gesa Weyhenmeyer
Young students studied aquatic locomotion. After discussing coordination and adaption patterns needed by aquatic organisms, they tested the complexity of movement patterns by trying to coordinate the movement of twelve arms and legs, while staying in the air as long as possible.
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The Raelyn Cole Editorial Fellowship Program ensures that our tradition of editorial excellence is even stronger and more enduring in the years ahead. Your donation will allow us to sustain and expand this endowed program beyond the initial generous gift from the family of Raelyn Cole (L&O's Managing Editor for 30 years). ASLO will fully match all donations received by December 31, 2018, up to $100,000 in total.
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By: ASLO Communications
| Dec 4
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By: ASLO Communications
| Nov 9
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By: Paul F. Kemp
| Nov 7
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By: ASLO Communications
| Nov 6
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By: Laura J Falkenberg
| Nov 1
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By: Edna Fernandez-Figueroa
| Oct 18