Bio Station columnist Ian Withrow.
(Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)
March 18, 2020
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Maintaining clean water has economic benefits too
Whitefish and Flathead Lakes contribute upwards of $3 billion to local property values.
Focusing on rich history helps buoy the present
The story of our watershed is 1.6 billion years in the making, and it continues today as a story about us.
Deep Dive Into the Flathead Lake Bio Station
Surface water temperatures of Flathead Lake have risen significantly over the past 25 years.
Bio Station grateful for community support during difficult time
Deep Dive into the Flathead Lake Bio Station
Deep Dive into the Flathead Lake Bio Station
The monster hunters of Flathead Lake -- and beyond
What monsters, you ask? Will we be venturing among vampires? Wandering with werewolves?
Bio Station, Salish and Kootenai join forces on lake trout study
Bio Station, Salish and Kootenai join forces on lake trout study
Deep Dive into the Flathead Lake Bio Station with Ian Withrow
Treating lake water is a fine balance
Deep Dive into Flathead Lake Bio Station
Safety — that’s never really been a concept I’ve ever had to consider much. I come from a certain background, after all, the sort of socioeconomic make-up that’s afforded me an unquestionably privileged path through life.
Deep Dive into Flathead Lake Bio Station with Ian Withrow
Research carries on through coronavirus pandemic
Research at the Flathead Lake Bio Station continues during the coronavirus pandemic, while events see changes.
Deep Dive into the Flathead Lake Biological Station
Deep Dive into the Flathead Lake Biological Station