Erin Dunlop
@airydunlop.bsky.social
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Fisheries Research Scientist

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Lake Simcoe never disappoints- lots of prey fish to see with our echosounder tonight. #LakeSimcoe

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Beautiful morning to be out pinging in Parry Sound (Georgian Bay, Lake Huron).

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standupforscience.bsky.social
📣 TWO WEEKS UNTIL WE STAND UP FOR SCIENCE! 📣

On March 7th, we’re Standing Up for Science in DC & ALL 50 STATES to make our voices heard. We hope you’ll join us! ☀️

#sciencenotsilence #scienceforall #standupforscience2025

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fishiceland.bsky.social
🚨Paper alert

Steve Campana et al rewrite the history of Atlantic cod and the #Iceland ground fishery

A must read!

#Fish #Fisheries #OceansPast

Mortality drives production dynamics of Atlantic cod through 1100 years of commercial fishing | Science Advances www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Mortality drives production dynamics of Atlantic cod through 1100 years of commercial fishing
Fishing in the Viking era did not affect the Icelandic cod population, but foreign markets in the 14th century changed everything.
www.science.org

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trentconservation.bsky.social
We're back in February for more conservation science! Join Dr. Mark Ridgway for the scoop on Algonquin Park lake fish. There's more going on beneath the waters than we thought!
A poster for our pub talk Islands of Water in a Sea of Land: Newly Discovered Species Diversity of Fish in Algonquin Park. Feb 11, 7:30 pm, the Publican. Dr. Mark Ridgway is pictured holding up a 2 foot fish with blue lakewater stretching out in the background
chriscvitanovic.bsky.social
🌍 Just published: "Knowledge brokers at the interface of environmental science and policy: A review of knowledge and research needs."

We explore how KBs build capacity for evidence-informed decision-making & shine a light on the often 'invisible' work they do.

www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

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milnetechnologies.ca
Alewife in the #GreatLakes are sensitive to seiche-driven upwelling events, forcing large schools to go tight to shore. Implications for potential fish entrainment at cooling-water intake facilities. Results from a fish diversion system monitoring study using #acoustics. 🐟
doi.org/10.1080/0275...

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aerinj.bsky.social
They wanted to be engineers.

Geneviève Bergeron
Maryse Laganière
Hélène Colgan
Maryse Leclair
Nathalie Croteau
Anne-Marie Lemay
Barbara Daigneault
Sonia Pelletier
Anne-Marie Edward
Michèle Richard
Maud Haviernick
Annie StArneault
Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz
Annie Turcotte

#ÉcolePolytechnique #Dec6
jolatimore.bsky.social
Registration for Michigan State University Extension's award-winning Introduction to Lakes Online course is open! This six-week online class is designed for anyone interested in gaining a greater appreciation for inland lakes.

Come learn about lakes with us!

www.canr.msu.edu/courses/intr...
Registration for the award-winning Michigan State University Extension Introduction to Lakes Online course is open! This introductory six-week online class is designed for anyone interested in gaining a greater appreciation for inland lakes including concerned residents, decision makers, local leaders, and lakefront property owners. Course instructors include faculty from MSU Extension and state agency personnel.

 

The course covers a variety of topics including lake ecology, watershed management, shoreline protection, aquatic plants, Michigan water law, and community engagement. These topics are explored online through video lectures, interactive activities, and discussion forums. Additional resources are also provided for those looking to dive deeper. Participants communicate with each other and instructors through lively discussion forums and biweekly Ask-an-Expert webinars which include guests from organizations such as the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.

 

Registration is open now through January 28, 2025. The cost of the course is $115 per person. Register by January 6 for an early bird price of $95 per person. Scholarships are available. Current individual members of the Michigan Lakes and Streams Association are eligible to receive a $95 reimbursement upon successful completion of the course.

 

A certificate of completion is awarded to those who complete the class. Participants also can receive continuing education credits including 16 Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Pesticide Applicator Re-Certification credits (8 commercial core and 8 aquatic) and educational hours in the MSU Extension Master Gardener, Master Citizen Planner, and Michigan Naturalist programs. Learn more and register at www.canr.msu.edu/lakesonline.

airydunlop.bsky.social
Check out this new paper led by @tabrown.bsky.social on recruitment trends in coregonines dating back to the 1960s in the #GreatLakes and #LakeSimcoe. Lake whitefish showed synchrony across lakes whereas cisco were more sporadic. academic.oup.com/icesjms/adva...

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Yesterday was our final day of tagging spawning lake whitefish on Lake Simcoe. We will be tracking the movements of these fish around the lake.

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karenjmurchie.bsky.social
Are you a fish telemetry practitioner? The 7th International Conference on Fish Telemetry will take place June 8-13, 2025 in Traverse City, Michigan, USA. The conference website is now live for abstract submission and details on the venue. Help spread the word. event.fourwaves.com/7thicft/pages
International Conference on Fish Telemetry (7th ICFT)
Fourwaves - International Conference on Fish Telemetry (7th ICFT)
event.fourwaves.com

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milnetechnologies.ca
Wanna learn more about what we do? Have a look at some of the #hydroacoustic services we provide. Our promo doc includes clickable links to videos, echograms, case studies and examples. Thx for check'n it out! 📌
www.milnetechnologies.ca/MilneTech_Do...
Photo of 3 printed colour pages splayed out on dock deck boards.  The pages shown are from the Milne Technologies promotional flyer that can be downloaded from https://www.milnetechnologies.ca/MilneTech_Docs/MilneTech_eFlyer.pdf.

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airydunlop.bsky.social
This was a cool study and fun paper to write. We followed acoustically tagged lake around with a multibeam sonar to study their behaviour. Observed attacks on prey fish schools and interactions with other lake trout.
milnetechnologies.ca
#ThrowbackThursday; this one from 2007. Tracking tagged (and untagged) Lake Trout using multibeam #sonar and 200 kHz #acoustic tags. 3D model from "Tag01" in TAFS paper by @airydunlop.bsky.social , @harknesslab.bsky.social , @echoview.bsky.social , et al. doi.org/10.1577/T08-...
#hydroacoustics

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milnetechnologies.ca
Just for fun, here is the echogram video for Lake Trout Tag ID 4 from Fig 6 panel b. Note the Cisco school displaying "Fountain Effect" upon Lake Trout attack from below. Super windy day so hope video doesn't make you feel too sea-sick!

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The video animated from Fig 6. We found that Lake Trout are often "pack hunters", displaying coord'd attacks on Cisco schools from below. Obs attack speeds >3 m/s at 5 m from school! The #sonar tag detection tool could track the fine-scale movements of individuals and map out their prey fields.
FIGURE 6 from TAFS (139) page 420 to 432.  3D plots of the relative positions of tagged lake trout, untagged fish, and Cisco schools. 
 Examples of the associations between tagged lake trout (plus signs) and cisco schools (triangles) and unknown fish
targets (circles). The arrows indicate the first observation for each time series shown; distances are relative to that observation.
Panel (a) shows lake trout tag number 1, tracked on July 6, 2007

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milnetechnologies.ca
#ThrowbackThursday; this one from 2007. Tracking tagged (and untagged) Lake Trout using multibeam #sonar and 200 kHz #acoustic tags. 3D model from "Tag01" in TAFS paper by @airydunlop.bsky.social , @harknesslab.bsky.social , @echoview.bsky.social , et al. doi.org/10.1577/T08-...
#hydroacoustics

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milnetechnologies.ca
DYK the fish can hear you coming? We tested the effect of outboard engine noise on the distn of fish targets within the #acoustic beam of a split-beam echosounder. Small-boat #hydroacoustic surveys of @iisd.bsky.social ELA LK224 were run with either a gas or electric motor. youtu.be/8Y_Ioc_8Fys