Assessing Lake Michigan Salmonine Stocking Policies Using Decision Analysis
Grant: # 0950
Grant Amount: $368,961.54
Board Decision Year: 2008
Michigan State University - Department of Fisheries and Wildlife (East Lansing)
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Jones, Michael L. ([email protected]) 517-432-0465
GLFT - Ecosystem Health and Sustainable Fish Populations-H - Ecological and biological fisheries research to inform management
Project Details
Working with Lake Michigan fishery managers and key stakeholders, researchers developed an updated decision model to assess the performance of alternative policies for stocking of salmonine fishes into Lake Michigan. They assembled and analyzed data collected since 2002, especially on alewife recruitment dynamics, and collected new data on Chinook salmon wild recruitment, as well as updated the existing model and expanded it to include all stocked salmonine species.
Documents
GLFT Final Report
|
View - GLFT_Final_Report.pdf |
M. Williams Thesis
|
View - MWilliams_thesis_final_12_19_2012.pdf |