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Featured Client: Terrapin Aquatics Runs 100+ Accounts on LakeTech
Terrapin Aquatics Management, a WBENC certified, women owned firm conserving lakes and ponds across Illinois, runs more than 100 client accounts on the LakeTech Platform and logs water quality, field observations, and visual observations on every visit.
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Continuous Nitrate Monitoring Comes to Lake Merritt
LakeTech joined USGS, the San Francisco Estuary Institute, and the City of Oakland on the water to deploy a Sea-Bird Scientific SUNA V2 nitrate sensor in Lake Merritt, bringing continuous nutrient monitoring to one of the nation's most iconic urban lagoons.
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Introducing LakeTech Mapping: Your Lake, Clearly Mapped
LakeTech Mapping turns your sonar logs into detailed bathymetric maps, complete with depth contours, volume and surface-area statistics, and exportable PDF and KML reports. Here is how the new feature works.
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Boots in the Water at Camp Mather: Aquatic Harvesting for San Francisco Recreation and Parks
LakeTech is a consulting, monitoring, & software company first, but every so often the right tool for the job is a weed harvester. At Camp Mather, the gateway to Hetch Hetchy, we brought in our aquatic harvester to help San Francisco Recreation and Parks get Birch Lake ready for another summer of campers.
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LakeTech Applies ACH at Lake Temescal to Reduce Phosphorus and HAB Risk
LakeTech is partnering with East Bay Regional Park District, the State Water Board, and USALCO on an ACH-based nutrient sequestration application at Lake Temescal. The project uses ACH, Phoslock, and oxygenation to reduce phosphorus, support healthier dissolved oxygen conditions, and help limit harmful algal bloom risk.
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Monitoring Prewitt Reservoir: Our 2026 Partnership with Colorado Pond and Lake
LakeTech has partnered with Colorado Pond and Lake to deliver a full-season water quality monitoring program at Prewitt Reservoir for Jacobs, pairing continuous sensor telemetry with monthly lab sampling from March through October 2026.
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