Chicago – The latest survey of Lake Michigan’s forage base, conducted by the Great Lakes Science Center revealed the alewife biomass (total abundance lakewide) had doubled in 2009. The good news is there are more alewives than were found in 2008. The bad news: with the alewife population down by 95 percent over the past […]
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