Hebron Hatchery Helps Hungry Fish Find Fresh Food Fount
This week the AEL is getting out of the lab for a while to take a trip out to the Hebron State Fish Hatchery.
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Food, Drinks, and Fisheries
On Friday, September 28, 2018, the Ohio State University American Fisheries Society Student Subunit hosted their 2018 Fall Picnic. The event was attended by 40 undergraduate students, graduate students, and fisheries professionals.
That's a big needle!
Keith, Mike, Neal and Andrew of the AEL assisted the ODNR-DOW in tagging over 8,000 juvenile Muskellunge with PIT tags at the London State Fish Hatchery. These tagged Muskies will help the ODNR-DOW assess emigration rates and survival of stocked juveniles.
American Fisheries Society hears from the AEL
PhD students Cory Becher, Rebecca Dillon, and David Dippold presented their research at the Annual American Fisheries Society Conference in Atlantic City, NJ from August 19-23, 2018.
Just a man and his acoustic telemetry system
AEL PhD Student Andrew Bade presented to the Under the Sea marine biology club on Wednesday about the Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry System (GLATOS). His presentation was titled Understanding walleye movement in Lake Erie using acoustic telemetry.
Congratulation to Ruth!
Ruth Briland graduated from Ohio State with her PhD!! Congrats. On the super accomplishment. She now can focus on her full-time job as an Environmental Specialist with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency’s Division of Drinking and Ground Waters.
Erie to EEOB: having a talk about HABs
Stu Ludsin gave a seminar to the Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology. His talk was titled The future of harmful algal blooms and their risks to fisheries: Insights from Lake Erie.