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Tree Interactions with Their Landscape on Two Conservation Properties in the Sault Area
"Approximately 13 million hectares of forests globally are lost each year to deforestation (Natural Resource Canada, 2008). North America has forests spanning from coast to coast, however many of these forests are not protected from this destruction.…
The Effects of Disturbance Frequency on Macroinvertebrate Communities in Coastal Wetlands of the St. Marys River, MI
"Coastal wetlands in the Great Lakes are important ecosystems, but may be subjected to anthropogenic disturbances (e.g., waves associated with freighter traffic) frequently, which may affect the biota that resides in these wetlands. The objective of…
Comparison of Early Mortality Syndrome and Thiamine Concentrations within Fish Species Inhabiting the Great Lakes
Thiamine deficiency is affecting salmonid species throughout the Great Lakes region, especially Atlantic Salmon, Coho Salmon, and Chinook Salmon. The prey of these salmonid species contain thiaminase, an enzyme responsible for causing thiamine…