A study released last year confirmed that captured Asian grass carp caught in Ontario were of captive, rather than wild origins.
Winds may be responsible for low pike egg survival on Lake Erie, according to Nathan Stott, a Ph.D student at Bowling Green State U. in Ohio.
The province is investing $375,000 in Pollution Probe, an effort to help combat plastic pollution in Ontario’s Great Lakes and tributaries.
Record high temperatures in two Canadian Great Lakes could have an impact on the future of the fishery, if the trend continues.
Boaters and anglers are seeing some relief from the record high lake levels that plagued the Great Lakes over the last two years.
Fish populations are declining in all but one of the Great Lakes, due in part to invasive species, says The Great Lakes Science Advisory Board (SAB).
A mathematical-based modeling study at the Rochester Institute of Technology concluded there are more microplastics in Lake Erie than previously thought.
Unique effort shows invasive grass carp could be eliminated from the Great Lakes, if a planned attack against the species works as intended.
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) has discovered nematodes are spreading beech leaf disease throughout Ontario.
