Workshops
PLEON conducts free workshops focusing on lake ecology and management. Workshops feature scientists working at the forefront of lake ecology and facilitate interactions and collaborations among lake scientists, landowners, and the public. Workshops cover topics such as basic lake ecology, sampling methods and equipment, as well as common management challenges in the Poconos.
Workshops are held at Lacawac Sanctuary and are free of charge.
Have an idea for a workshop topic? We would love to hear from you! Contact Beth Norman (beth.norman@lacawac.org)
Workshops are held at Lacawac Sanctuary and are free of charge.
Have an idea for a workshop topic? We would love to hear from you! Contact Beth Norman (beth.norman@lacawac.org)
2019 PLEON Workshop Series
Ecology of Aquatic Plants
Sunday June 9
Presented by Elizabeth Carroll, Holy Family University
Explore the diversity and importance of aquatic plants. Learn to identify and protect against invasive species.
Sunday June 9
Presented by Elizabeth Carroll, Holy Family University
Explore the diversity and importance of aquatic plants. Learn to identify and protect against invasive species.
Promoting Good Lake Stewardship
Saturday July 6
Presented by Craig Williamson, Miami University of Ohio
What makes for a healthy lake? Learn the ecological principles behind good lake management strategies.
Saturday July 6
Presented by Craig Williamson, Miami University of Ohio
What makes for a healthy lake? Learn the ecological principles behind good lake management strategies.
Harmful Algal Blooms
Saturday August 3
Presented by Lauren Knose, Miami University of Ohio
Wondering what harmful algae are and if they’re in your lake? Discover why blooms form and which species may be harmful.
Saturday August 3
Presented by Lauren Knose, Miami University of Ohio
Wondering what harmful algae are and if they’re in your lake? Discover why blooms form and which species may be harmful.
