The Yahara is an ideal location to investigate the impacts of social and ecological change on freshwater because of the coalescence of related challenges and opportunities: the coexistence of agriculture and urban life, the strong position of the region’s lakes within its cultural identity, the persistence of waterq uality and flooding problems, and a wealth of previous research and community engagement.
The Yahara is an ideal place to investigate the impacts of social and ecological change on freshwater because of the coalescence of related challenges and opportunities: the coexistence of agriculture and urban life, the strong position of the region’s lakes within its cultural identity, the persistence of water quality and flooding problems, and a wealth of previous research and community engagement.