The Fisheries Podcast

004-Acoustic Telemetry and GLATOS explained by Dr. Chris Vandergoot

Dr. Chris Vandergoot joins me to discuss his work on Lake Erie doing acoustic telemetry to track various fishes. His work is part of the Great Lakes Acoustic Telemetry Observation System or GLATOS, a bi-national system of 66 organizations all working together to share data. We discuss why this system is so important to studying fish in the Great Lakes. 
More information on GLATOS could be found at https://glatos.glos.us

003-Invasive Carps explained by Dr. Quinton Phelps

The second half of my interview with Dr. Quinton Phelps. We discuss all things carp; what they look like, why are they invasive, and why can't we get rid of them. We then do a quiz to see who the real expert is: Quinton or my brother, Jacob. 
 
Quinton's Messages: Scientists are not better than anyone else, Science is not black and white be smarter than your data, and EAT CARP!

002-Fisheries Management explained by Dr. Quinton Phelps

Quinton Phelps fills me in on what he has been up to since moving to West Virginia. He then explains to my brother and I some classic fish management terms: recruitment, growth, and mortality. 

Episode 001 - Introduction and Background

The Inaugural Episode!
The host, Nick Kramer, introduces himself and gives a background on himself and the idea for a podcast followed by his ideas for the podcast moving forward.