What is Lake Pulse?
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Dashboard
A data management portal that helps you manage your lake’s health and safety, including a data hub, analytics, and community mgmt.
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Toolbox
A menu of mostly DIY testing & monitoring solutions to help you generate more data on your lake's health & safety.
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Mobile App
Whether you live on the lake or just a visitor, our App keeps communities and stakeholders informed on lake health and safety.
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Boathouse
You have urgent, or more strategic questions about your lake's health & safety, Lake Pulse has answers in the Boathouse.
Find your lake, and get started
Lake Pulse has the largest single database of lakes in the US, including nearly every named lake in lower 48.
- Some lakes have an almost complete dataset, while others are lacking any meaningful data
- If your lake is lacking health & safety data, check out our Toolbox to leverage our menu of testing & monitoring solutions to help you produce more data.
- We are tracking each state’s list of designated ‘impaired lakes’
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Lab Services
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Real Time Monitoring
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Field Testing
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Drones (Aerial & Surface)
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Satellite
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Uploading Historic Data
What are your lake's health & safety goals?
Managing lake pollution
Managing lake pollution
The Lake Pulse platform helps you manage lake pollution, including nutrients, sediments, biological contaminants, industrial discharge, municipal waste, or leaking septic systems.
Tackling Invasive species
Tackling Invasive species
The Lake Pulse platform helps you better understand the ecosystem of your lake—including native and invasive fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and other organisms, both large and microscopic.
Monitoring lake level
Monitoring lake level
The Lake Pulse platform helps you monitor fluctuating lake levels—whether too high or too low—can pose health and safety risks while also disrupting recreational activities and ecosystem balance.
Sharing lake health & safety data
Sharing lake health & safety data
The Lake Pulse platform offers easy data sharing and stakeholder engagement, ensuring residents, businesses, nonprofits, visitors, and government agencies stay informed.
