Phenology in the news
Our new paper in Limnology and Oceanography Letters has generated some news coverage.
Check out some of the links below:
- The original news release on Water Blogged, the CFL blog
- Martha Barta on City Cast Madison
- Martha and Zach on Wisconsin Public Radio
- A longer interview on the Wisconsin Public Radio Morning Show
- “Wisconsin walleye struggle with warmer temperatures” on WISC-TV Channel 3 News
- “Walleye can’t keep up with climate change” in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- “Wisconsin walleye populations set to drop with shorter winters” in The Badger Herald
- “Study shows warming waters affecting reproduction of walleye in Upper Midwest lakes” in the Wisconsin State Journal
- Coverage in the Duluth News Tribune (paywall)
- “Warm winter causing possible walleye decline” on WOAW TV News
- “Warmer springs, variable ice-out dates are hurting walleye spawning” in the Twin Cities Pioneer Press
Photo: Ice-off on a Wisconsin lake. Credit: Claire Gaber, WDNR.
Zach Feiner
Research Scientist
I am broadly interested in the ecology and management of freshwater ecosystems, including the social-ecological dynamics of fisheries, human and fish responses to climate change, and how eco-evolutionary processes drive resilience to anthropogenic stressors.