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Sturgeon Spearing on Lake Winnebagoby UWASC9,093 views- 3:46
Growing Fish in Greenhousesby UWASC169,661 views
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A Tour of the Northernerby UWASC481 views
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Recent Changes in Great Lakes Fisheriesby UWASC370 views
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Comments from Cancun 2010by UWASC130 views
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Musseling into Lake Michiganby UWASC526 views
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Yellow Perch for the Hungryby UWASC1,533 views
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Science Expeditions 2009by UWASC515 views
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Jumping Carpby UWASC982 views
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Spawning Sturgeon, Wolf River, Wis.by UWASC1,922 views
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Attending the University of Wisconsin in the Late 1960'sby rwundrock4,714 views
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A Satisfying Careerby UWASC32 views
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Increasing Safety at Sea Cavesby UWASC2,699 views
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Water Pollutionby EPAIreland9,123 views
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Quagga Mussels Feeding--Speeded Up 10xby UWASC7,237 views
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Integrating Great Lakes Data from Distributed Sources: David Blodgettby UWASC31 views
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How Many Sport Fish Can Lake Michigan Support?by UWASC1,061 views
Your statement, " Do research for our oceans, work on toxins," got my attention. I have a small expedition style ship located in Ensenada Baja California, Mexico. I am curious if you have done any research in the use of zeolite for the removal of radioactive toxins found in tuna. Tuna is farmed here in Baja California, and I have a desire to help in any way that I can. There are flow meters available to measure vast areas of the farms that start in the range of $20,000. Can you help?
buttonnorteno 3 months ago in playlist Ports, Harbors, and Marinas