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GLFC - Sea Lamprey

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A Great Lakes Invader. Are parasitic fish native to the Atlantic Ocean. Sea lampreys, which parasitize other fish by sucking their blood and other body fluids, have remained largely unchanged for more than 340 million years and have survived through at least four major extinction events. How do sea lampreys kill fish? In their native Atlantic Ocean, thanks to co-evolution with fish there, sea lampreys are parasites that typically do not kill their host. In the Great Lakes, where no such co-evolutiona...

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GLFC - Lake Committees

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A Joint Strategic Plan. Facilitating cooperation for more than. 30 years - and counting! He Great Lakes fishery is one of the most important freshwater resources on earth. The fishery is worth more than $7 billion annually to the people of the region, supports more than 75,000 jobs, sustains native fishers, and is the essence of the basin's rich cultural heritage. Today, fishery management on the Great Lakes is more cooperative than ever. To ensure cross-border collaboration, the eight states that bo...

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GLFC - Lake Committees

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A Joint Strategic Plan. Facilitating cooperation for more than. 30 years - and counting! He Great Lakes fishery is one of the most important freshwater resources on earth. The fishery is worth more than $7 billion annually to the people of the region, supports more than 75,000 jobs, sustains native fishers, and is the essence of the basin's rich cultural heritage. Today, fishery management on the Great Lakes is more cooperative than ever. To ensure cross-border collaboration, the eight states that bo...

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GLFC About Us - GLFC in Brief

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Great Lakes Fishery Commission. Established by treaty to protect our fishery. Anada and the United States share the Great Lakes fishery, a binational treasure worth more than $7 billion annually to the people of the two nations. The fishery attracts millions of anglers, supports valuable commercial and charter fishing, is a mainstay for native peoples, and is the very fabric of a healthy environment. Remarkably, a mechanism to collaborate across borders was not always present. Efforts to establish an...

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Fishery - Great Lakes Fishery Commission

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The Great Lakes Fishery. He Great Lakes were formed about ten thousand years ago when glaciers receded from North America at the end of the last ice age. These vast inland seas contain one-fifth of the world.s fresh surface water and are home to 177 species of fish. The Great Lakes fishery is a key feature of the region.s history, culture, environment, and economy. Fish make the lakes great! The Great Lakes fishery. Non-native species that proliferate and cause harm to an ecosystem are called "invasive s...

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GLFC About Us - GLFC in Brief

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Great Lakes Fishery Commission. Established by treaty to protect our fishery. Anada and the United States share the Great Lakes fishery, a binational treasure worth more than $7 billion annually to the people of the two nations. The fishery attracts millions of anglers, supports valuable commercial and charter fishing, is a mainstay for native peoples, and is the very fabric of a healthy environment. Remarkably, a mechanism to collaborate across borders was not always present. Efforts to establish an...

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Multimedia Zone - Great Lakes Fishery Commission

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All of the photographs featured on the Great Lakes Fishery Commission s (GLFC) website have been provided by photographers for distribution. The GLFC provides these photographs for noncommercial, educational purposes in low and high resolution (when available) formats to the public, free for use. Credit should be given to the photographer, or in the absence of a photographer name, to the GLFC. You can follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Flicker.

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Fishery - Great Lakes Fishery Commission

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The Great Lakes Fishery. He Great Lakes were formed about ten thousand years ago when glaciers receded from North America at the end of the last ice age. These vast inland seas contain one-fifth of the world.s fresh surface water and are home to 177 species of fish. The Great Lakes fishery is a key feature of the region.s history, culture, environment, and economy. Fish make the lakes great! The Great Lakes fishery. Non-native species that proliferate and cause harm to an ecosystem are called "invasive s...

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GLFC - Sea Lamprey

http://www.sealampreycontrol.org/sealamp

A Great Lakes Invader. Are parasitic fish native to the Atlantic Ocean. Sea lampreys, which parasitize other fish by sucking their blood and other body fluids, have remained largely unchanged for more than 340 million years and have survived through at least four major extinction events. How do sea lampreys kill fish? In their native Atlantic Ocean, thanks to co-evolution with fish there, sea lampreys are parasites that typically do not kill their host. In the Great Lakes, where no such co-evolutiona...

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GLFC About Us - GLFC in Brief

http://www.sealampreycontrol.us/aboutus/brief.php

Great Lakes Fishery Commission. Established by treaty to protect our fishery. Anada and the United States share the Great Lakes fishery, a binational treasure worth more than $7 billion annually to the people of the two nations. The fishery attracts millions of anglers, supports valuable commercial and charter fishing, is a mainstay for native peoples, and is the very fabric of a healthy environment. Remarkably, a mechanism to collaborate across borders was not always present. Efforts to establish an...