Test Control Page

Genetic control of invasive fish species - Michael Smanski
Characterizing starry stonewort phenology, growth conditions, and impacts to guide management - Dan Larkin
Adapting stream barriers to remove invasive fish during their seasonal migrations - Przemek Bajer
Cost-effective monitoring of lakes newly infested with zebra mussels - John Fieberg
Building scientific and management capacity to respond to invasive Phragmites (common reed) in Minnesota - Dan Larkin
Genome sequencing and analysis to select target genes and strategies for genetic biocontrol - Mike McCartney
Field evaluation of toxicity of low-dose molluscicide treatments for zebra mussel veligers - Mike McCartney
Temperature-dependent toxicity of molluscicides to zebra mussels - James Luoma
Risk analysis to identify AIS control priorities and methods - David Andow
Risk assessment, control, and restoration research on aquatic invasive plant species - Dan Larkin
Citizen science and professional training programs to support AIS response - Dan Larkin
Metagenomic approaches to develop biological control strategies for aquatic invasive species - Michael Sadowsky
Common carp management using biocontrol and toxins - Przemek Bajer
Six Mile Creek carp assessment - Peter Sorensen
Adult Common Carp movement in Rice Creek Watershed - Peter Sorensen
Exploring whether native pathogens can be used to control AIS - Nick Phelps
Developing and evaluating new techniques to selectively control invasive plants - Ray Newman
Developing food attractants for silver carp that can be used to induce aggregation and control them: a new biochemical tool - Peter Sorensen
Restoration and maintenance of native macrophytes in lakes - Ray Newman
Developing and implementing a sustainable program to control common carp - Przemek Bajer and Peter Sorensen