Past Research & Case History Rewards Program Winners

The Naturalake Biosciences Research & Case History Rewards Program is an annual contest created to allow lake managers to show off all the great work they do with Naturalake Biosciences products. To learn more about entering your case in this year’s contest, read the rules here.

2020 Top Submissions

The fifth annual Research & Case History Rewards Program saw many exceptional submissions, and we’ve chosen highlight some of this years top studies. This years highlighted cases are:

– Organic muck reduction using MuckBiotics
– Improving cattail treatment efficacy with CattZilla
– Balancing lake systems with probiotics
– Breaking down Vallisneria with Pondzilla Pro
– Enhancing treatment efficacy using probiotics and biocatalysts

You can read each of their reports below.

2019 Winners

The third annual Research & Case History Rewards Program saw a record number of fantastic submissions, and we’ve chosen to award the top five entries. The placement is as follows:

1st – Aquatic Plus
2nd – Lake and Pond Solutions
3rd – Lake Doctors, Terrapin Aquatics, and Rollins Aquatics (3-Way Tie)

You can read each of their reports below.

2018 Winners

The third annual Research & Case History Rewards Program saw a record number of fantastic submissions, and we’ve chosen to award the top five entries. The placement is as follows:

1st – Aqua Doc
2nd – Aquatic Plus AND McCloud Aquatics
3rd – Lake Pro AND Mountain Town Maintenance

You can read each of their reports below.

2017 Winners

The second annual Research & Case History Rewards Program included an exceptional batch of studies, and we’ve chosen to award the top four entries. The placement is as follows:

1st – Matt Lewis, Lake Doctors (Ft Myers)
2nd – Heath Spence, Aqua Doc AND Sean Kollmer, Lake & Pond Solutions
3rd – Mike Smith, Lake Doctors (Navarre)

You can read each of their reports below.

2016 Winners

The inaugural year of this program saw many amazing entries, but two stood out as exemplary models of the Natural Lake ideal. These two entries were both awarded the first place for the 2016 Program, and you can read their reports below: