The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
Lake Simcoe Science The Phosphorus Cycle A View From Inside the Lake Excess phosphorus is the single biggest lake management problem around the world and Lake Simcoe is no exception. In fact, the reduction of phosphorus levels is a key objective behind the provincial government’s Lake Simcoe Protection Act and Plan. With phosphorus being such […]
Lake Simcoe Science Testing the Waters with Innovative Monitoring Improving Phosphorus Monitoring in Streams and Rivers Phosphorus is an essential nutrient for living things. In nature it is found in small amounts, where it is needed for processes such as plant growth. When a little extra phosphorus is added to an ecosystem (think of fertilizing
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