Bryn Tracy, former NCLMS President, founding member, and now retired, and colleagues from NOAA and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, just published: “An Annotated Atlas of the Freshwater Fishes of North Carolina”. Their abstract from[...]
Since you are staying at home so much more now, why not enhance your lake, pond or stormwater device. Make it more attractive, productive, natural, accessible or just downright enjoyable. We thoroughly enjoy helping property owners get more[...]
Holy cow is it hard to find minnows! With so many people staying home, fishing has become incredibly popular. Many people use minnows for bait. Therefore, the minnow farmers are struggling to produce and deliver enough to us for stocking in[...]
Migratory geese are elegant, charming creatures. Their brief visits during fall and winter make them very manageable. However, migratory goose populations are declining and resident populations of geese are increasing. Protected by law, having[...]
There are few things more beautiful than a well maintained pond (not that we're biased) that is perfectly suited for its purpose. Our friends at Naturalake Biosciences published a great article on the delicate microbial communities that are the[...]
Foster Lake & Pond Management is an accredited member of the Society of Lake Management Professionals and recently attended the Annual Summit 2019 in Memphis, TN. This professional organization is comprised of lake, pond, and stormwater[...]
Join the Foster Lake staff at a super cool pond event. Hosted by the Durham, Orange and Wake Soil and Water Conservation Districts, the 2018 Pond Clinic is an opportunity to learn more about ponds and their management. If you own a farm or are[...]
