A Paleolimnological Assessment of Lake Carmi, Franklin, VT

Presenter's Name(s)

Sarah R. WassermanFollow

Conference Year

January 2022

Abstract

This study is a paleolimnological assessment of a soil core taken from Lake Carmi, Franklin, Vermont. Samples at selected depths were examined for diatom community composition, an indicator that is used to understand a lake's response to environmental stimuli. Lake Carmi is of particular interest as the watershed is struggling with eutrophication mitigation efforts. This study aids in understanding the lake and how it has changed over time.

Primary Faculty Mentor Name

Dr. Ana M. Morales-Williams

Graduate Student Mentors

Ismar Biberovic

Status

Undergraduate

Student College

Rubenstein School of Environmental and Natural Resources

Program/Major

Environmental Sciences

Primary Research Category

Biological Sciences

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A Paleolimnological Assessment of Lake Carmi, Franklin, VT

This study is a paleolimnological assessment of a soil core taken from Lake Carmi, Franklin, Vermont. Samples at selected depths were examined for diatom community composition, an indicator that is used to understand a lake's response to environmental stimuli. Lake Carmi is of particular interest as the watershed is struggling with eutrophication mitigation efforts. This study aids in understanding the lake and how it has changed over time.