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Funding 3 projects for a total of $ 0.00

Joint Effects of Physical Processes and Multiple Invasive Species on Great Lakes Zooplankton Production, with Implications for Fish Recruitment
RATIONALE: Declines in food availability can limit fish recruitment. For instance, recent dramatic declines in prey fish in four Great Lakes, including key forage fish (e.g., alewives) and native deepwater species (e.g., bloater), have been ...
2017-05-05 to 2020-12-31In progress Project $ 0 USD EstimatesRead More
FROM FISH MOVEMENT TO KNOWLEDGE MOVEMENT: UNDERSTANDING AND IMPROVING SCIENCE TRANSFER RELATED TO TELEMETRY
MANAGEMENT ISSUE: Over the past 5 years, the GLFC has invested millions of dollars in telemetry infrastructure and projects related to native fish restoration and improving sea lamprey control. The establishment of the Great Lakes Acoustic ...
2017-05-08 to 2020-12-31In progress Project $ 0 USD EstimatesRead More
SURVIVAL AND METAMORPHOSIS OF SEA LAMPREYS IN LAKE ERIE TRIBUTARIES
Adult sea lamprey abundance in Lake Erie increased during the past decade, exceeding pre-control levels and causing extensive mortality on some strains of stocked lake trout (Markham 2015). Control agents speculate that this increase may be due ...
2017-05-08 to 2020-12-31In progress Project $ 0 USD EstimatesRead More

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