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Otolith Geochemistry & Fish Ecology Laboratory

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OGFL contributions to listing Longfin Smelt

December 11, 2024 James Hobbs
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The OGFL has contributed scientific information that was instrumental to the listing and is conducting research to identify conservation measures to protect the species from further decline. Check out the latest blog with lots of pictures from our own Jim Ervin from Alastair Bland titled NOTEBOOK FEATURE: The longfin smelt joins the celebrated ranks of the federal ESA – but can it recover?

 

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