Vulnerability to aquatic invasive species under human population and climate change

Climate change impacts include rising temperatures, extreme weather, and algal blooms.

Warming winters cause lakes to lose ice cover, threatening ecosystems.

Rising temperatures and dam projects threaten Lake Turkana, requiring adaptation.

Ancient lakes face unique vulnerabilities to climate change and pollution.

Addressing climate change requires centering Indigenous Peoples and their knowledge.

Satellite data reveals the role of large lakes in the global carbon cycle.

NOAA's dataset shows Lake Michigan's deep waters are warming.

Five best practices help communicate climate change impacts to communities.

Bob Heath bridged biophysics and ecology to advance Great Lakes research.

Rupert Kindersley advocates for water quality and aquaculture reform.

Ariana Uwaibi uses genomics to study toxin genes in algal blooms.