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It updates management of aquatic invasive species, especially Eurasian Water Milfoil, describing changes to treatment approach, including staff involvement for site identification, use of liquid 2,4-D in selected areas, and expanded water testing. 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 \nWe'l not only take it,but we really need it,becausein this year we really need the spring to be early.Thisyear,2010,will be by far our most crowded year ever interms of Tomahawk Lake Association related events andactivites.AsI sit here in the first week of April,I know  \n(Continued on page 2)  \n# AIS Management Update:2010 Chemical Treatment Plans\n\nBy John Rybski,Board MemberEnvironment &Education Committee Chair  \nThe early months of 2010 have been spent preparingfor management of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS)in theTomahawk Lake system.This year a number of changesare being made in our approach to controlling EurasianWater Mifoil (EWM).Changes indude a more directinvolvement of TLA staff in identifying areas to be treated,a first time use of liquid 2,4-D in selected areas,watertesting,and other environmental data collection to bolsterour understanding of what works and why it works.  \nPreparations for the 2010 chemical treatment beganwith identifying areas to be treated based on last fall's  \nlake wide survey and notifying the general public and lakeshore land owners with property near proposed treatmentsites.At the same time a preliminary treatment permit was  \n(Continued on page 2)  \n# Research Underway to Study AISChemical Treatment Success and Failure\n\nWhile immediate chemicaland manual AIS treatments are imperative to ourlake's health,the TLA is committed to the long term health of Tomahawk Lake.Two studies are paving the way to ensure our lake remains one of the greatestassets in the state and a pristine resource for our children and grand children.  \n# DNR Selects TLA to Participate inEWM Management Study-Volunteer Needed\n\nBy John Rybski,Board Member,Environment &Education Committe Chair  \nAs we have seen on Tomahawk Lake,the year-to-year impact of herbicide treatment onEurasian Water Milfoil(EWM)in the same body of water can vary greatly.After treatmentin the spring of 2008,we saw a significant decrease of EWM in established bedson our lake.But,in 2009 the trend reversed.In fact,the 2009 treatment seemed to  \nhave little effect on many established beds ofEWM and new beds proliferated.  \nSimilar year-to-year variability has beenobserved in other lakes in Wisconsin.Suchvariability does not bode well for the long termfuture of our lake and the inreasing number oflakes infested with EWM.  \nHistorically,we have based our EWM management strategy on the prevailing theory that whenEWM is treated chemiclly for two to three consecutive years the result will be a near totalknock down of the invasive plant.While the treated EWM is not completely eliminated from the  \n                   (Continued on page 4)  \n# Lack of AIS Treatment Research Data Spurs TLA Partnershipwith UW-Stevens Point\n\nBy Ned Greedy,TLA Executive Director  \nAs we entered the mid-months of last year's summer season,there was a lot ofconcern by our membership that we had lost ground in our fight against EurasianWater Milfoil.As the season progressed,it became apparent that the EWM treatmentsmade in late May had not been effective in controlling existing beds nor the spread of theplants to new locations.  \nTo learn more and course correct,we began to look for studies that had been publishedby the scientific community.We wanted to know what we could do to make ourtreatment regime more effecive and to iden","cbCairgviuhSYfvG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairgviuhSYfvG","pdf",793160,"English","# Letter from Executive Director\n## Spring conditions and upcoming initiatives\n# AIS Management Update: 2010 Chemical Treatment Plans\n## Approach changes and treatment preparation\n# Research Underway to Study AIS Chemical Treatment Success and Failure\n# DNR Selects TLA to Participate in EWM Management Study - Volunteer Needed\n## Year-to-year variability and volunteer request\n# Lack of AIS Treatment Research Data Spurs TLA Partnership with UW-Stevens Point\n## Concern about effectiveness and study goals","[{\"question\":\"What major changes are planned for 2010 Eurasian Water Milfoil control?\",\"answer\":\"The approach includes more direct involvement of TLA staff in identifying treatment areas, first-time use of liquid 2,4-D in selected areas, and added water testing and environmental data collection.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the document emphasize research into chemical treatment success and failure?\",\"answer\":\"It cites significant year-to-year variability in outcomes and notes that past treatment effectiveness has not been consistent, motivating studies to determine what works and which variables influence results.\"},{\"question\":\"What volunteer role is requested for the EWM management study?\",\"answer\":\"The document states that the DNR selected TLA for an EWM management study and explicitly calls for volunteers to participate.\"}]","TLA-News-2010-spring-WEB | PDF"]