Lake, Stream, and Freshwater Hydrology Research

two rangers in a canoe on a lake placing a long hose into the water
Biological Technicians at Acadia National Park monitor the health of Acadia's lakes, streams, and ponds.

NPS Photo/Mackette Kark

Fuller and Cooper (1946) provided early information on hydrology. Greene et al (1992) include waterbody-specific details on lake and stream chemistry pre-1990s in Appendix 7-1. Lake specific data can be found at Lakes of Maine, which includes links to data collected by Maine DEP and the Lake Stewards of Maine. The National Water Quality Monitoring Council has an online search tool allowing access to data from USGS, EPA, NPS, and other agencies, including those from many lakes and streams in Acadia National Park.

 

Freshwater Protist Research

W. Byers Unger (1941) reported on his detailed work on protozoans in Hamilton Pond. B. W. McCashland (1956) noted 122 species of freshwater protozoans in three phyla present in 25 lakes on Mount Desert Island.

 

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