Great Lakes Fish & Seafood

The Great Lakes Fishery Commission, established in 1955, plays a pivotal role in coordinating fisheries research and managing the invasive sea lamprey across the Great Lakes region. By facilitating collaboration among state, provincial, tribal, and federal agencies, the commission aims to ensure sustainable fishery management and the health of aquatic ecosystems.

In addition to its focus on invasive species control, the commission engages in extensive scientific research and habitat protection initiatives to improve water quality and support native fish populations. Through various programs and awards, it promotes education and community involvement in the stewardship of the Great Lakes fisheries.

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