Earlier this month, Dr. Stu Ludsin spoke at the Lake Erie Committee meeting, an event organized by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission aimed at joining scientists, decision-makers, and stakeholders to discuss important issues impacting the lake. His talk, entitled "Do recent increases in cyanobacteria pose a real threat to Lake Erie's fisheries?", touched on the primary ways fisheries are impacted by the recent Harmful Algal Bloom surge, and what this might mean for the future. 

To learn more about Stu's work, visit his website.