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We continue to monitor diversity and relative abundance of
fishes in the Welland River and Oswego Creek (with the
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority and Niagara
Restoration Council) using various active sampling
techniques, radio-telemetry and a long-term publicly
assisted mark-recapture study. This project has been
ongoing since 2001.
2010
Seining for esocids (Northern pike, muskellunge and grass
pickerel) and centrarchids (largemouth bass) in the
Welland River and Oswego Creek
2009
Seining, tagging and describing the fish community in the
Welland River
2007
Seining and tagging emaciated walleye from the Welland
River, near the Port Davidson weir.
 
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