Detroit Free Press: Sea lamprey control efforts slowed during COVID-19. It let the Great Lakes invaders flourish
A new study shows that after sea lamprey control efforts were stopped or scaled back during the COVID-19 pandemic, the invasive species surged on the Great Lakes. Sea lampreys are a parasite, feeding ...
Sea lamprey control efforts slowed during COVID-19. It let the Great Lakes invaders flourish
USA Today: 'Vampires of the Great Lakes': Parasitic sea lampreys exceed targets in all Great Lakes
First the bad news: sea lampreys exceeded abundance targets in 2024 in all five Great Lakes. Now the silver linings: the findings weren't a surprise, the reason is well understood and the coming years ...
'Vampires of the Great Lakes': Parasitic sea lampreys exceed targets in all Great Lakes
The invasive sea lamprey was chomping through the North American region’s native fish, until scientists made a fortuitous discovery. Sea lampreys, native to the Atlantic Ocean, began spreading to the ...
clickondetroit.com: Not an eel. Not a leach. Here’s a look at the infamous sea lamprey
Lamprey Eel Maw The USGS is experimenting with synthetic pheromones that lead lampreys to areas where they can be trapped and removed...Invasive and parasitic Sea lamprey. (David Kenyon, 2013 State of ...
Not an eel. Not a leach. Here’s a look at the infamous sea lamprey
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: In the war against invasive sea lampreys, researchers find new success with old ideas
Invasive sea lampreys still threaten the Great Lakes ecosystem and $5 billion fishing industry. Barriers and lampricides are effective lamprey controls, but new supplemental controls can help ...