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Spring 2023 Lakes Letter
Listening to the lakes: A look at the emerging use of acoustic monitoring in large lakes.
Contents
Cover
- An Addition to the Limnologists’ Toolkit - Passive acoustic monitoring of freshwater ecosystems by Toby Gifford, Leah Barclay, and Simon Linke
Association News
- A note from Executive Director Jérôme Marty
- IAGLR 2024: Save the date
- JGLR call for papers on Lake Superior
- IAGLR award and scholarship winners
- Meet the new members and leadership of the IAGLR Board
- IAGLR 2023 highlights
Member News
- Member profiles: Emilie DeRochie and Ali Reza Shahvaran
- Welcome new members
- Kudos
Articles on acoustics
- The environmental stressor you never hear about by Rachel H. Pieniazek, Grace M. Dycha, Riley K. Beach, and Dennis M. Higgs
- Listening to Great Lakes fishes by Aaron N. Rice and Rebecca E. Cohen
- Great Lakes science helps shape green energy revolution: A case study of offshore wind in Lake Erie by Ed Verhamme
Research Briefs
- What can we hear in freshwater lakes? by Rosalyn Putland
- Thunderstruck: Using passive acoustics to eavesdrop on sturgeon spawning vocalizations by Riley K. Beach, Grace M. Dycha, Rachel H. Pieniazek, and Dennis M. Higgs
Book Review
- Dan Egan's The Devil's Element: Phosphorus and a world out of balance, reviewed by Bopi Biddanda, Nate Dugener, and Steve Ruberg
Back Page
- A note from IAGLR President Neil Rooney
