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Ecological Processes

We Have Liftoff on the Crystal Mixing Project

Posted on April 6, 2012

Over the last three years a group of CFL students, professors and staff have worked on an experiment near Trout Lake Station that, they hope, will eradicate rainbow smelt and restore populations of native fish, …

Posted in Ecological Processes, Fish, Invasive Species, Trout Lake StationTagged AIS, Crystal Lake, environmental engineering, invasive species, lake, limnology, smelt, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Winter Sampling on Lake Mendota Yields Unusual Results

Posted on February 29, 2012

(Go Here to see Slideshow) On February 22nd, Ted Bier, senior research specialist for the North Temperate Lakes Long Term Ecological Research study (LTER) and Dave Harring, the Center for Limnology’s facility manager, walked a …

Posted in Ecological Processes, Global Change & Long-Term Ecology, Hasler Lab

In the Field with Zoology 511 – Ecology of Fishes

Posted on February 22, 2012

I recently spent an afternoon with the Ecology of Fishes class. Check out the video below!

Posted in Ecological Processes, Fish, Hasler LabTagged brown trout, electrofishing, fieldwork, fisheries, limnology, stream ecology, trout, University of Wisconsin-Madison, zoology

The Curious Case of the American Eel

Posted on January 16, 2012

When most people think of eels, they immediately turn their thoughts to the ocean. Perhaps, even, to the “electrical” variety. But there was a time in this country when eels inhabited nearly every river and …

Posted in Ecological Processes, Fish, Uncategorized

Animal Planet: Lake Mendota Edition

Posted on January 11, 2012

An interesting scene has been playing out in Lake Mendota lately. Right outside the doors to Hasler Lab, common loons and common mergansers are busy fishing all day long. In January, this is undoubtedly easier …

Posted in Ecological Processes, Hasler Lab, Wildlife & Waterfowl
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