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Fish Linesis a monthly newsletter which highlights activities within the Midwest conducted by Fisheries personnel.View the ON-LINE EDITION of Fish Lines Now! PDF Version - Current Edition
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- Field Notes
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Looking for "soft news," story ideas or information about Fish and Wildlife Service activities and accomplishments in the field? Try the Field Notes web site. Field Notes includes an online searchable database that contains hundreds of employee-written summaries of field activities and other accomplishments.
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- Hot Topics
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Studies investigating fish behavior and barge interactions at the Electric Dispersal Barriers in the Chicago Sanitary Ship Canal.�The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has completed a Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (final SEIS) to analyze the disposition of Ballville Dam, including alternatives and associated impacts.
An initiative of the Obama administration to fund restoration projects within the Great Lakes.�The funding is administered by the EPA.Status Distribution Management and Control Alternatives
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- Quick Links
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Learn about the objectives of the Fish Passage Program.Utilizing the latest teqniques and managment controls.Volunteer; Become a Friend; Employment Opportunities; Everything you need to know in order to get involved.Protecting, restoring, and enhancing fish habitat through partnership.Biology and population history in the Great Lakes.
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- Grants
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Your source to find and apply for federal grants. Learn more and determine if you are eligible for grant opportunities.Progam focuses on the restoration of fish and/or wildlife resources and their habitats in the Great Lakes BasinFunding received from the Great Lakes
Restoration Initiative to complete on-the-ground fish habitat projects.Call for Proposals: Regional Assessment of Fish Habitat Condition for five Midwest Fish Habitat Partnerships
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- Asian Carp
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The Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee with support from federal, state, and local agencies, and other private stakeholders, work to create a sustainable control program to prevent introduction and implement actions to protect and maintain the integrity and safety of the Great Lakes ecosystem from an Asian carp invasion via viable pathways.Studies investigating fish behavior and barge interactions at the Electric Dispersal Barriers in the CSSC.Summary of Activities and Expenditures to Manage the Threat of Asian Carp in the Upper Mississippi and Ohio River BasinsEnvironmental DNA is used to detect the presence of Asian Carp DNA in a water sample. Results and our standard operating procedures is available on the eDNA page.U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service New Leader in eDNA Science for the Early Detection of Asian Carp.
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Looking for "soft news," story ideas or information about Fish and Wildlife Service activities and accomplishments in the field? Try the Field Notes web site. Field Notes includes an online searchable database that contains hundreds of employee-written summaries of field activities and other accomplishments.
