Thousands of walleye dead, possibly due to VHS
Scientists are searching for clues to explain why thousands of dead walleye have turned up in Lake Erie’s western basin. Roger Knight, Lake Erie fisheries program manager for the Division[…]
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Officials prepare to keep Asian carp from Lake Erie
The Asian carp’s ever-northern journey has environmentalists, scientists, and politicians afraid for the fate of Lake Erie. It has been predicted the invasive carp could utilize the Ohio River as[…]
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Lake Huron salmon fishery decline is a learning moment for others
Seven years ago, the Lake Huron chinook salmon fishery collapsed due to a variety of elements — all largely caused by human activity. The downfall rippled through the lake economy,[…]
Great Lakes lamprey control program will see cuts next year
The Great Lakes Fishery Commission’s sea lamprey control program will see a significant reduction in support next year. Funding to the commission for its anti-lamprey efforts will be $18.7 million[…]
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