Raising Walleye Year 5

  • Location
    East Jordan, Michigan
  • Status
    Active
  • Age Level
    11 to 13 Years
    14 to 18 Years
    26 and Over

The Problem

Climate change and shoreline development are affecting the natural spawing grounds of native fish. This is leading to less natural reproduction of walleye in area lakes.

Our Plan

We are continuing to partner with our local city wastewater plant and state department of natural resources to raise baby walleye. We will feed them, monitor water quality, and assist with netting them to be taken to lakes when they are big enough.

Themes Addressed

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    Climate Change
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    Habitat Destruction
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    Responsible Consumption
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    Wildlife

The Benefit

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    Animals
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    Environment
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