May 24, 2013
UW Sea Grant social scientist Jane Harrison, picking up trash at Milwaukee’s South Shore Beach and reminding beachgoers not to feed the birds.
- May 24, 2013
Know Your Invasive
By Aaron R. Conklin
Don’t know your round goby from your rusty crayfish? Think a bighead carp looks an awful lot like a lake trout? If you’re one of the thousands of Wisconsin anglers who are a little less than incisive about your invasive species identification, fear not: The Great Lakes Sea Grant Network and Wildlife Forever have you covered They’ve teamed up to produce a handy invasive species field guide called Invaders of the Great Lakes, available now from Adventure Publications in Cambridge, Minnesota.
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- May 23, 2013
UW Sea Grant’s Tim Campbell does some recon in Oconto, the site of a pair of upcoming fishing tournaments. Campbell will be on hand to deliver the Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers! message to anglers.
- May 20, 2013
People should be paying attention to Lake Superior. It’s warming at one of the fastest rates of any other lake observed on Earth.
Timothy Cline, co-author of a recently published, UW Sea Grant-funded study that looked at the effects of increasing water temperatures in Lake Superior on certain types of fish species.
- May 16, 2013
In the June issue of Cabin Life, UW Sea Grant’s Tim Campbell answers a reader question about what to do when you catch an aquatic invasive species while fishing. Check out the article here: http://
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