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Fish Fry Day: Mapping the Movements of Migrating Fish

Posted on April 8, 2016

It’s a cold, overcast day at the end of March and Petrifying Springs Park is brown and leafless – still waiting on its spring greenery. Which means it’s a great day to find some fish here where Pike …

Posted in Fish, Fish Fry DayTagged John Rodstrom, Lake Michigan, migratory fish, Pete McIntyre, white suckers, Wisconsin

Field Samples: The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Science

Posted on March 16, 2016

Field Samples is a Q&A with researchers presenting at our weekly Wednesday seminar. Today the CFL’s distinguished research professor, Paul Hanson, will use music as a science communication tool. Tune in online for the live creation of a …

Posted in Faculty Research, Field SamplesTagged Center for Limnology, music, Paul Hanson, science outreach

Fish Fry Day: Migratory Fishes Meet Social Media

Posted on March 11, 2016

If you live, well, pretty much anywhere in North America, you know that spring is springing early this year. And while that means ice-free lakes, blooming crocuses and the return of all sorts of birds, …

Posted in Fish, Fish Fry DayTagged Ellen Hamann, John Rodstrom, migratory fishes, northern pike, Pete McIntyre, spring, suckers

Field Samples: Understanding Microbes’ Role in Lake Ecosystems

Posted on March 9, 2016

Field Samples is a Q&A with aquatic researchers. Today  Robin Rohwer, a graduate student studying microbial ecology in Trina McMahon’s lab will give a public talk at noon on what microbes are in our lakes …

Posted in Ecological Processes, Field SamplesTagged Crystal Lake Mixing, McMahon Lab, microbes, Robin Rohwer

John Lyons to Tell Tales of Fishes of Wisconsin at Science on Tap

Posted on February 26, 2016

Next Wednesday, March 2nd, Wisconsin DNR “fish guru,” John Lyons will be at the Minocqua Brewing Company for Science on Tap-Minocqua, where he’ll talk about the “Wonderful World of Wisconsin Fishes.” (Can’t make it to …

Posted in Fish, Fish Fry DayTagged Fishes of Wisconsin, John Lyons, Minocqua Brewing Company, science on tap - minocqua, WDNR

Fish Fry Day: UW-Madison Students Visit Nevin Fish Hatchery

Posted on February 19, 2016

by Chelsey Blanke Last week, students in UW-Madison’s Ecology of Fishes lab course had the privilege of visiting WDNR’s Nevin Fish Hatchery, just a 15-minute drive from campus. Field trips are a major component of …

Posted in Fish, Fish Fry DayTagged brook trout, brown trout, Chelsey Blanke, Ecology of Fishes, Nevin Fish Hatchery, rainbow trout, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WDNR

Field Samples: Adding Inland Fisheries to the Total Global Catch

Posted on February 17, 2016

Field Samples is a Q&A with aquatic researchers. Today graduate student, Etienne Fluet-Chouinard, talks about attempts to get better measurements of inland fishery catches. . Etienne will give a public lecture on his work today …

Posted in Field Samples, Fish, Graduate Student ResearchTagged Etienne Fluet-Chouinard, inland fisheries, Mummichog, Pete McIntyre, UN FAO

Science on Ice at the Frozen Assets Festival

Posted on February 15, 2016

We here at the Center for Limnology are dedicated to outreach. The more everyone knows about our lakes, the better off we’ll all be. That’s why we love events like the Clean Lakes Alliance’s Frozen …

Posted in CFL In The News, OutreachTagged Clean Lakes Alliance, Frozen Assets Festival, lake ice, Lake Mendota, science communication

Fish Fry Day Redux: Video of Smallmouth Bass Begging for Samples

Posted on February 12, 2016

While you’d be right in accusing us of “mailing it in” in this week’s version of the “Fishes of Wisconsin” challenge, we’ll make it up to you by presenting not one, but two cool underwater …

Posted in Fish, Fish Fry DayTagged Center for Limnology, Fish Fry Day, fishing, Gretchen Hansen, smallmouth bass, Vilas County, Wisconsin

Field Samples: How Fish Find Their Niche

Posted on February 10, 2016

Field Samples is a Q&A with aquatic researchers. Today the incomparable John Magnuson talks about research on how fish find their niche. John will give a public lecture today at noon in the Water Science & …

Posted in Faculty Research, Fish, Hasler LabTagged Center for Limnology, ecological niches, John Magnuson
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