Biological Stations assess and control sea lamprey populations throughout the Great Lakes. The program is administered through funding from the State Department and through the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
229 South Jebavy Drive
Ludington, MI 49431
Phone: 231-845-6205
Fax: 231-843-8468
Ludington Biological Station
Sea lamprey management in streams and rivers of Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan's lower peninsula- benefiting the ecology and economy of the area
Contributes to Lake trout restoration efforts in the Great Lakes
Provides leadership in technology with integrated pest management of sea lamprey through the use of sterilization methods, and a variety of other means to control this aquatic nuisance species
Maintains partnerships with state, federal, tribal, and local management agencies
3090 Wright Street
Marquette, MI 49855-9649
Phone: 906-226-6571
Fax: 906-226-3632
Marquette Biological Station
Sea lamprey management in streams and rivers of Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan's upper peninsula- benefiting the ecology and economy of the area
Contributes to Lake trout restoration efforts in the Great Lakes
Provides leadership in technology with integrated pest management of sea lamprey through the use of sterilization methods, and a variety of other means to control this aquatic nuisance species
Maintains partnerships with state, federal, tribal, and local management agencies
