Systematic knowledge of the development, trends, and limitations of wetland ecosystem
services (WES) is extremely meaningful for the direction of WES studies and wetland …

Lake-wetland ecosystems provide valuable ecosystem services (ES), but lake-wetland
ecosystems have suffered great loss from rapid urban expansion and other land use …

Shallow lakes can shift between stable states as a result of anthropogenic or natural drivers.
Four common stable states differ in dominant groups of primary producers: submerged …

Fresh water is distributed unevenly across the globe. Earth's 21 largest lakes hold~ 2/3 of all
global, liquid, surface, fresh water and occupy diverse ecological and social settings. We …

Over the past two decades there has been a re-emergence of regular harmful algal blooms
in Lake Erie due to increasing phosphorus loading, mainly from non-point agricultural …

Understanding the transactions that occur between humans and their environments requires
research focused on phenomena that explain behavioral patterns, particularly values that …

Abstract Laurentian Great Lakes coastal wetlands (GLCW) are ecological hotspots and their
integrity depends upon dynamic hydrologic regimes of the Great Lakes. GLCW naturally …

In view of the increasing demand for ecosystem services (ESs) and rising pressures from
global change on mountain lakes, sustainable management strategies are increasingly …

Abstract The Laurentian Great Lakes (LGL) constitute one of the largest freshwater systems
in the world while providing social and economic value to two powerful nations. The spatial …

Abstract Cleanup of Great Lakes Areas of Concern (AOCs) restores environmental benefits
to waterfront communities and is an essential condition for revitalization. We define …