Five years later, a multi-institutional research study determines the source of arsenic in Cerro Gordo County private wells.
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STEM/K-12 Education
LACMRERS is an important educational resource for students in many fields of study, including engineering, biology, English, and more. A water-quality class is held every summer at LACMRERS, with significant time spent in the field on the Mississippi River. Short courses for international students are a popular new innovation at LACMRERS, and a recent STEM […]
Boat Safety Guidelines
by Douglas J. Schnoebelen, LACMRERS Director Introduction River and lake research for hydrologists, geologists, engineers, biologists, and other scientists often involves the use of boats under a variety of conditions. In particular, scientists from the University of Iowa’s IIHR—Hydroscience & Engineering and the Lucille A. Carver Mississippi Riverside Environmental Research Station (LACMRERS) routinely depend on […]
LACMRERS Coursework
Learning from the River Fishing with electricity can earn you a hefty fine in Iowa, but it’s a valuable tool when used by scientists and fishery management teams to gauge the health of a stream. Students in the University of Iowa Water Quality class recently offered by IIHR got the chance to try electrofishing for […]
Contact LACMRERS
Building collaborations and relationships with others who want to better understand the Mississippi River is one of LACMRERS’ primary goals, so we encourage you to get in touch with us! LACMRERS can offer a number of services to outside groups and individuals, including: A site for your organization’s next meeting or conference Opportunities for students […]
