Research Brief: Research Need in the Lake Victoria Basin
A 2023 study presents existing research gaps, existing capacity, and presents a way forward for priority research in the Lake Victoria Basin
Tagged: invasive species
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Research Brief: Using Red Swamp Crayfish as Bioindicators of Microplastic Pollution
As microplastic pollution grows in frequency, alongside it is a rising tide of literature discussing and researching the subject—both in terms of impact and response to the climbing threat. Plastic[…]
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Research Brief: Zebra Mussels as Sentinel Species for Monitoring Microplastics
Microplastic research in marine environments has grown in popularity, though studies in freshwater ecosystems are limited. Still, microplastics are becoming more common in freshwater lakes and rivers as a result[…]
Research Brief: Incorporating the Two-Eyed Seeing Approach into Sea Lamprey Management
Invasive species pose a threat to aquatic ecosystems in how they disrupt fisheries and the natural lake system. Sea lamprey, perhaps one of the most popular and well-known invasive species[…]
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