dive into pond
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Dive into pond
management! Do you own a pond or are you thinkingabout constructing or owning one in thefuture? This series is for you!
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Understanding the Pond Ecosystem July 19th Learn about the living and non-living components of the pond ecosystem. Understanding this systemwill better prepare you to manage your pond and to meet your goals, whether you use your pond forfishing, wildlife habitat, livestock, recreation or some other purpose.
Developing a Pond Monitoring and Management Plan July 26th Understanding what your pond needs and creating an annual plan for regular monitoring will ensureyour pond stays healthy. A management plan can help you identify and meet your goals and providesteps to achieve these goals.
Fish Stocking and Harvest August 2ndPlanning and careful management are essential for good fishing and a healthy fish population. Learnabout how to access your fish population and addresses challenges.
Aquatic Vegetation Management August 9thPlants from shelter and food for your fish but also can be problematic in a pond if not managedproperty. Learn about the benefits of some plant species you may have in your pond and how tomanage the problem plants.
Hosted by Women4theLand with pond management expert Dr. Mitchell Zischke, Clinical Assistant Professor of AquaticSci
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ences, Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources, Fisheries Soecialist, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant
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