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Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species
ANS Update
This quarterly newsletter insert is a publication of the Great Lakes Panel on Aquatic Nuisance Species, which was convened by the Great Lakes Commission under P.L. 101-646 to address ANS issues in the Great Lakes Basin.

Current issue of ANS Update (PDF) 2008


2007
  • Fall, 2007 (PDF): Workshop Series Provides a Catalyst for State ANS Management Plans
  • Spring, 2007 (PDF): VHS - The Viral Invader

2006
  • Winter/Spring, 2006 (PDF): Michigan Acts to Close the Pathway to the State for Aquatic Invasive Species via Ship’s Ballast Water

2005
  • Summer/Fall, 2005 (PDF): Regional Collaboration Offers Strategy for Curbing Aquatic Invasive Species
  • Winter/Spring, 2005 (PDF): U.S. Coast Guard Pushes Ahead for Ballast Water Solutions

2004
  • Fall/Winter, 2004 (PDF): The Live Food Fish Industry: New Challenges in Preventing the Introduction and Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
  • Spring/Summer, 2004 (PDF): International Treaty on Ballast Water and Prospects for Domestic Legislation
  • Winter, 2004 (PDF): Keeping Track of Aquatic Invasive Species in the Great Lakes

2003
  • Fall, 2003 (PDF): The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Research Inventory: Your Window to Great Lakes Ecosystem Research
  • Summer, 2003 (PDF): Mail-order Sales of Aquatic Plants: A Pathway for ANS Introduction
  • Winter/Spring, 2003 (PDF): Watercraft Inspections: An Opportunity to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species

2002
2001
  • Fall/Winter 2001 (PDF): Preparing for the next decade in ANS Prevention and Control
  • Summer/Fall 2001 (PDF): The Great Lakes Action Plan: A Time for Implementation
  • Spring/Summer 2001 (PDF): Geographic Information Systems: A New Tool to Manage Purple Loosestrife
  • Winter/Spring 2001 (PDF): The Panel's Ballast Water Management Policy: Forging a Regional Consensus

2000
  • Fall/Winter 2000 (PDF): Aquatic Nuisance Species Prevention and Control: Where Do We Go From Here?
  • Summer/Fall 2000 (PDF): ANS Prevention and Control Programs - Canadian Perspectives
  • Spring/Summer 2000 (PDF): New Action Plan will Advance Prevention and Control Efforts
  • Winter/Spring 2000 (PDF): Ballast Water Management and Aquatic Nuisance Species: A Research Agenda for the Great Lakes

1999
  • Fall/Winter 1999 (PDF): A Quantitative Approach to Predict Potential Nonindigenous Aquatic Plant Species Problems
  • Summer/Fall 1999 (PDF): National Voluntary ANS Guidelines: A Strategy to Interrupt Recreational Pathways of Spread
  • Spring/Summer 1999 (PDF): Model Guidance on ANS Legislation, Regulation and Policy: A Step Forward in the Prevention and Control of Great Lakes Biological Invaders
  • Winter/Spring 1999 (PDF): The Executive Order on Invasive Species

1998
  • Fall/Winter 1998/1999 (PDF): National Aquatic Nuisance Species Policy and the 106th Congress
  • Summer/Fall 1998 (PDF): Dramatic Changes in Benthic Macroinvertebrate Populations in Southern Lake Michigan
  • Spring/Summer 1998: Surveillance of Ruffe in the Great Lakes
  • Winter 1998: Ballast Water Research Explores Potential of Glutaraldehyde in Prevention of ANS Introductions


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