- Program
- 15 June 2023
Agenda
Jakob Hurt Hall
Combining different omics to study aquatic food web functions and processes
10:15-10:35 Towards more sustainable solutions in lake restoration: recycling of lake sediment phosphorus to agriculture
10:35-10:55 Dissolved oxygen and dinitrogen gas dynamics in experimental lake mesocosms experiencing forced stratification
10:55-11:15 New macrophyte based ecological status criteria detect short-term changes in a large and shallow lake
11:15-11:35 Introducing the HUMI project - Lake browning indicators
11:35-11:55 Macrophytes as a new bioindicator of brownification
Aliise Moora Auditorium
10:15-10:35 The European Living Lakes Association (ELLA): Fostering the sustainable use of lakes and wetlands in Europe
10:35-10:55 Civil society environmental education initiatives and innovative methods in transboundary Lake Peipsi region
10:55-11:15 El Hito Lagoon (Spain): successful example of NGO private management of the public good
11:15-11:35 Sustainable eco-tourism at Madampe Lake, Sri Lanka: Finding the balance between conservation and economic growth
11:35-11:55 Raising awareness of the invisible: The role of NGOs and municipalities against microplastics in lakes
Freshwater biodiversity loss in the Anthropocene
14:00-14:20 Contrasting impacts of invasive crayfish on aquatic primary producers may result in regime shift from clear to turbid in shallow lakes
14:20-14:40 Duckweed stock collections in research and utilization of shallow waters
14:40-15:00 Growth response of native European and introduced duckweed species to light, temperature and salinity gradients
Organizers: Roel Doef, Laura Tack & Gerben Dekker
- Summarize and reflect on part one of the Workshop
- Connections between the different (research/working) groups: Shallow Lakes – Large Shallow Lakes – Lagoons
- Plenary discussion on the will for a joint (EU) funding application
- Suggestions for further cooperation and organization
- Summarizing the actions for Shallow Lakes conference and Eurolag conference
15:15-15:35 Role of nitrogen in Danish lakes: Evidence from short and long-term experiments and monitoring
15:35-15:55 Wind-induced sediment resuspension impacts on water quality, light attenuation and submerged aquatic macrophyte growth in a shallow coastal lagoon
15:55-16:15 Presence and potential ecological impact of microplastics in the largest shallow lake of Central Europe (Lake Balaton)
16:15-16:35 Overview of fish monitoring on Lake Võrtsjärv
At the conference day 15.06, at 16:35 the buses will depart from conference approximately 16:45 and will take you to the usual destination.
Departure for the evening dinner will be at 18:15 from the Vanemuise Theatre lower parking lot, as always.
The bus will have the „11th Shallow Lakes Conference“ logo by the front window.
HERE is the Google maps link to the location of the bus parking spot.
The first bus back to the city will depart at 22:00 and the second one at 22:30
