The sedimentary record from lakes can be used as an archive of past environmental
changes and for events related to anthropogenic activities in the catchment area. In this …

The term eutrophication broadly refers to the enrichment of aquatic systems by inorganic
plant nutrients (Mason, 1991; Wetzel, 2001). Lake eutrophication occurs when nutrient …

A growing awareness of the difference between the supply and demand for fish products is
fueling rapid growth of an aquaculture industry in Canada, including a freshwater sector …

To help meet the requirements of water legislation, palaeolimnology has been widely used
to establish 'reference conditions' and restoration targets for lakes. However, its potential for …

Assemblages of subfossil Chaoboridae mandibles from 80 thermally-stratified shield lakes
in southern central Canada were examined to explore the influence of subfossil Chaoborus …

Since the 1980s, fish farming (aquaculture) has been an important contributor to Scotland's
economy, but there are concerns that nutrient-rich food waste and excreta from these farms …

A whole-lake experiment to examine the impacts of aquaculture on a freshwater ecosystem
was conducted at the Experimental Lakes Area in northwestern Ontario, Canada. From 2003 …

An experimental finfish aquaculture farm was operated in a small lake at the Experimental
Lakes Area in northwestern Ontario, Canada. In this study, we used the distinct and enriched …

Although comparative analyses between dimictic and polymictic lakes have noted the key
role of mixing regime in governing water quality, limnologists have historically focused on …

Cage culture of salmonids has expanded into the northern Great Lakes in recent decades,
but the effects of this industry on native and naturalized freshwater fish communities have yet …