The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a Chesapeake Watershed partner to automate sonar-based fish detection, counting, and risk assessment at Brandon Road Lock and Dam to help keep invasive carp out of the Great Lakes.
The U.S. Geological Survey seeks a Great Rivers Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to study Great Lakes fish ecology and support resource management and recovery planning over five years.
The U.S. Geological Survey funds a partner to support cisco restoration in Lakes Huron and Erie through a decision-making workshop and experiments to improve hatchery fish quality.
The Geological Survey seeks a Chesapeake Watershed Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to translate research into communication products supporting Chesapeake Bay watershed decisions.
The Geological Survey seeks a Chesapeake Watershed partner to study North American amphibian populations, model disease and distributions, and develop endangered amphibian management tools.
The Geological Survey seeks a Great Rivers Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit partner to develop and test passive samplers for detecting invasive carp eggs and larvae drifting downstream in rivers.