NALMS produces two quarterly publications: LakeLine Magazine (which targets the general public and lake users) and Lake & Reservoir Management (a journal of peer-reviewed scientific papers targeting a largely technical audience of academics and lake managers). These publications are included in NALMS membership. Visit our membership levels and benefits page for details.
Lake & Reservoir Management functions as a record of advances in lake management and a resource for lake managers, researchers, and policy makers. Lake and Reservoir Management publishes original studies relevant to lake and reservior management. Papers address the management of lakes and reservoirs, their watersheds and tributaries, along with limnology and ecology needed for sound supervision of these systems. Also included are case studies that advance the science of lake management and papers that explore the economic, social, regulatory, and policy aspects of lake management. In addition to full length papers, shorter notes that add to an important and documented base of knowledge or that convey important early results of long-term studies are also published.
 Lake & Reservoir Management Brochure Back issues of Lake & Reservoir Management are available for purchase from Taylor and Francis
Lake & Reservoir Management welcomes manuscript submissions. Papers must demonstrate relevance to lake management, integrate findings with current knowlege, apply sound study design and data analysis, and convey an important message clearly and concisely. For complete details regarding preparation and submission, please visit the journal's website at: www.tandf.co.uk/journals/ULRM or download Style Guidelines for Lake & Reservoir Management and Instructions for ScholarOne Manuscripts submission system for Lake & Reservior Management.
LakeLine Magazine is a quarterly magazine which contains news, commentary and articles on topics affecting lakes, reservoirs and watersheds. Usually organized around a theme, like control of invasive species or resolving recreational conflicts, each issue becomes a valued resource for lake users and advocates.
Back issues of LakeLine Magazine are available for purchase from the NALMS Store.
To view a free online sample copy, click the image below (warning - file is 5.68 MB).
While most articles are solicited to match specific themes, unsolicited articles are published where appropriate and possible. You may contact the Editor, Bill Jones, at: joneswi@indiana.edu for submission requirements.
A special Fall 2010 electronic only Edition is now available for download here
Other Publications. NALMS also offers a variety of other publications, such as Your Lake & You! and The Lake Pocket Book, which are distributed through the NALMS Store, and aimed at conveying basic lake management concepts and resources to a broad audience.
 
Moreover, a newly-updated version of the widely-read and respected book, The Fundamentals of Urban Runoff Management manual is available to the public exclusively on the NALMS website. You may download it as there is no printed copy planned at this time.
Overview
Part 1 (Chapter 1-4)
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Water Quantity Impacts of Urban Land Use
Chapter 3: Water Quality Impacts of Urbanization
Chapter 4: Bio-physical Impactsof Urbanization on Aquatic Ecosystems
Part 2 (Chapter 5-9)
Chapter 5: Aquatic Monitoring and Program Design
Chapter 6: Physical and Chemical Monitoring
Chapter 7: Biological Monitoring and Assessment
Chapter 8: Impact Avoidance (Unavailable at this time)
Chapter 9: Erosion and Sediment Control (Unavailable at this time)
Part 3: (Chapter 10-13)
Chapter 10: Structural Stormwater Management Facilities
Chapter 11: Low Streamflow Augmentation and Groundwater Recharge
Chapter 12: Watershed Management Approaches
Chapter 13: Maintenance of Stormwater Management Practices
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