AEAL Projects

We are committed to working on projects that assist agencies & nongovernmental organizations in conserving and restoring aquatic ecosystems or improving basic knowledge in the field of limnology. Many of our projects focus on local, regional, or international issues (see blue dots).

AEAL Projects

Our current projects...

The of impact of water quality and bird predation on stocked fishes in an urban lake

Using bioassessment as a tool for measuring degradation in central Great Basin riparian ecosystems

Restoration of the Lower Truckee River: Ecology of a reintroduced fish

Fallen Leaf Lake fisheries restoration and ecological monitoring program

Controlling the proliferation of warmwater, invasive species in Lake Tahoe

Invasion potential of New Zealand Mudsnails in the lower Truckee River and Lake Tahoe

Initiating long-term collaborations at the Castle Lake research station: understanding cross habitat (within and across lake to terrestrial) drivers on food web interactions and ecosystem production

Conservation of Crocodiles and Ecohydrology of Mexican Mangroves

Using stable isotopes, passive organic samplers and modelling to assess environmental security in Khorezm, Uzbekistan

Assessing the instream health and limnological condition of Walker Lake

The aquatic ecology and potential exposure of native and nonnative fishes to contaminant exposure in Lake Mead (Nevada)

The ecology and management of the world’s largest trout (Hucho taimen) in the Eg-Uur watershed (Mongolia)

Conservation of giant fish in the world’s most threatened ecosystems