A new tool to assess lake water quality
25 December, 2021Our first manuscript that uses our national surface dataset has been published. You can see the manuscript here or email…A new DNA-based tool to detect tuna (eel)
28 September, 2021The Lakes380 team has developed a new DNA-based tool to detect tuna (short and long-finned eel) in lakes and rivers.…How do lake microbial communities respond to large earthquakes?
23 August, 2021Led by PhD student Katie Brasell the study Lake microbial communities are not resistant or resilient to repeated large-scale natural…Can a single sample capture all the bacterial diversity in a sediment core layer?
4 May, 2021This was the question Lakes380 research John Pearman and team set out to explore in their recently published research Investigating…Environmental DNA variability in lake sediment cores
8 March, 2021Click on the link below to view the poster recently presented by John Pearman at the DNAQUA International Conference. http://lakes380.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/DNAquaNet.pdfIs a Central Sediment Sample Sufficient?
11 September, 2020Is a central sediment sample sufficient? Exploring spatial and temporal microbial diversity in a small lake Barbara Weisbrod, Susanna A.…Exploring the history of New Zealand’s lakes – a printable infographic
21 August, 2020This printable infographic, provides an overview of the importance of lakes and explores how sediment cores can be used to…What Can DNA in the Environment Tell Us About an Ecosystem?
31 December, 2019In this article a team from Lakes380 explain how eDNA is used to detect species and describe the advantages and…Cyanobacteria and global change
14 December, 2019