LSM Newsletter: the Water Column 
 Current Edition: In production for a February mailing to LSM volunteers.
Digital version will be available soon. The article “What role do soil and sediment play in damping or enhancing eutrophication?” by Dr. Stephen A. Norton and Tristan G.S. Taber will be appearing in this edition and is also published in the Maine Association of Soil Scientists.  2021 – 2022 Edition PDF file is 3.6MB in size, and may take a minute for all pages to load… In this issue: President’s Message Executive Director’s Message Lakeside Notes A Brief History of LSM Littorally Speaking Seven Ways To Monitor and Document the Effects of Climate Change on Your Lake “Code Red” for the Climate and for Lakes: What is Our Response as Lake Stewards? Quality Counts We reached our goal! 50k for the Future Lake Stewards of Maine BloomWatch: Harnessing the Power of Citizen Science Through Collaborative Monitoring of Cyanobacteria Blooms 2021 Webinar Series Thank You to our Generous Donors! (Pages 19-22) Lovejoy Pond IPPers Lead Citizen Science Class for Teens An Interview with Sookie Weymouth Lake Stewards of Maine Recipe Reflections on LSM’s 50 Years A Plant Paddling Summer New Invader found in the Belgrades Milfoil Mission Accomplished- Cushman Pond in Lovell “milfoil free” after a 27 year battle! A Day in the Life of an IPPer Botanically Yours Implementing Survey123 with the Invasive Aquatic Species Program Maine Field Guide to Aquatic Phenomena Inflated Bladderwort (also Swollen Bladderwort) Meet our new staff and intern at LSM! Passings (Pages 35-36) Gerald Nelson Memorial Fund LSM Volunteers Are Among the Longest-Serving Volunteers in the Nation! (Pages 39-42) Aquatic Haikus Watershed Survey Grants Available Interested in Interning with LSM?
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