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New video illuminates how ancestral and present-day ciscoes provide understanding of the Great Lakes food web
An informative new video illuminates the varied coregonines, commonly known as cisco, that have pulsed through Great Lakes waters for 12,000 years.
Meet Sharon Moen, new Eat Wisconsin Fish outreach specialist
Moen’s efforts will serve commercial fishermen, charter fishermen, processors and aquaculture operators, as well as consumers, retailers and those in the culinary world.
Annual Impacts
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million in economic impacts
36
Sea Grant-supported students who got a job in their field after graduation
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pre K-12 students and lifelong learners reached
15
new and continuing research projects
28
communities that adopted practices for sustainability and/or hazard preparedness
444
acres of habitat restored
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