Ludington Biological Station was established in 1956 to support sea lamprey research, monitoring and control efforts. We work with state, tribal and other federal agencies to monitor progress towards fish community objectives for sea lampreys in each of the Great Lakes, but also to develop and implement actions to achieve these objectives. Activities are closely coordinated with state, tribal and other federal and provincial management agencies, non-government organizations, private landowners and the general public.
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