The funding will support their continued work on UW Sea Grant-funded research projects.

The Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute is formulating a strategic plan for 2014-2018. It all begins with a bottom-up process in which we invite broad participation, including yours

UW Sea Grant fisheries and aquatic invasive species expert Phil Moy is on his way to the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit fishing tournament this weekend at Lake Pueblo State Park in Colorado, there to help spread the word among anglers about preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species.

The money will fund 21 grants and support 27 projects.

In honor of National Invasive Species Awareness Week (Feb. 26 – March 3), get some carpucation. Here’s five facts about Asian carp.

On the first day of Christmas, our AIS specialist gave to us…some great information on his favorite topic. Sing along, won’t you?

In 2011, UW Sea Grant-funded AIS experts and inspectors reached more boaters and anglers than last year–in part because there were more of them.

Even though certain invasive species have positive impacts, it’s important to remember why they got the negative ‘invasives’ tag in the first place.

UW Sea Grant-funded researchers are plotting out who’s eating whom near the shores of Lake Michigan.

Think you know everything about this finned, flying menace? You may want to think again.