Michael L. Jones

Participatory Modelling to Support Evaluation of Management Actions for Recreational Fisheries

Michael J. Wilberg, Brian J. Irwin, Michael L. Jones

Abstract Participatory modelling (PM) is a collaborative problem-solving approach that involves shared learning through the development of a model or multiple models with a group of participants and a modelling team. PM has the potential to be used more frequently to address …

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Ten lessons for controlling invasive species: Wisdom from the long-standing sea lamprey control program on the Laurentian Great Lakes

Steven J. Cooke, Carrie L Baker, Julia L. Mida Hinderer, Michael J. Siefkes et autres

) control in the Laurentian Great Lakes of North America is among the largest and most successful control programs of an invasive species anywhere on the planet. The effort began more than 75 years ago; it unites multiple nations, states, and provinces …

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Biased tertiary sex ratios enhance the efficacy of sex-ratio distorting genetic techniques to control invasive species

Michael L. Jones, Ronald E. Thresher, Nicholas J. Bax

Genetic biocontrol strategies are increasingly being developed and tested for reducing the effects of invasive species, and are highly likely to be an important tool of integrated pest management in the future. Included among such strategies are those that distort the sex …

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Mapping nano- and microporosity in ductile shear zones with X-ray ptychography

Nicole M. Bishop, Christoph Eckart Schrank, Michael L. Jones, Cameron M. Kewish et autres

Petrological and geochemical evidence demonstrates that mylonitic ductile shear zones transport significant amounts of fluids through the lithosphere. Because of the lack of percolating pore networks in exhumed mylonitic rocks, it has been hypothesised that most of the fluid pathways in ductile …

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Bill Taylor: The Great Enabler. “Wait, he did what?”

Michael L. Jones

October 2024All of us can identify individuals that have had an outsized influence on their lives. For many of us this includes parents, spouses, siblings and kids. But often there are others, people to whom we are not related, that, for one …

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How Model Organisms and Model Uncertainty Impact Our Understanding of the Risk of Sublethal Impacts of Toxicants to Survival and Growth of Ecologically Relevant Species

Lori N. Ivan, Michael L. Jones, Janice L. Albers, Michael J. Carvan et autres

Understanding how sublethal impacts of toxicants affect population-relevant outcomes for organisms is challenging. We tested the hypotheses that the well-known sublethal impacts of methylmercury (MeHg) and a polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB126) would have meaningful impacts on cohort growth and survival in yellow perch …

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Lessons Learned in Applying Decision Analysis to Natural Resource Management for High Stakes Issues Surrounded by Uncertainty

Kelly F. Robinson, Mark R. DuFour, Jason L. Fischer, Seth J. Herbst et autres

Management agencies are tasked with difficult decisions for conservation and management of natural resources. These decisions are difficult because of ecological and social uncertainties, the potential for multiple decision makers from multiple jurisdictions, and the need to account for the diverse values …

Updated decision analysis to inform multi-species salmonine management in Lake Michigan

Kelly F. Robinson, Michael L. Jones, Richard J. Clark, Brian M. Roth et autres

Results and interpretation of data contained within reports may be revised following further peer review or availability of additional data and/or analyses prior to publication in the scientific literature. The Cooperator Science Series is

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Lessons Learned in Applying Decision Analysis to Natural Resource Management for High-Stakes Issues Surrounded by Uncertainty

Kelly F. Robinson, Mark R. DuFour, Jason L. Fischer, Seth J. Herbst et autres

Management agencies are tasked with difficult decisions for conservation and management of natural resources. These decisions are difficult because of ecological and social uncertainties, the potential for multiple decision makers from multiple jurisdictions, and the need to account for the diverse values …

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Chinook salmon diversity contributes to fishery stability and trade‐offs with mixed‐stock harvest

Brendan M. Connors, Matthew R. Siegle, Joel M. S. Harding, Steven P. Rossi et autres

Variation among populations in life history and intrinsic population characteristics (i.e., population diversity) helps maintain resilience to environmental change and dampen interannual variability in ecosystem services. As a result, ecological variation, and the processes that generate it, is considered central to strategies …

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Estimation of lake-scale stock-recruitment models for Great Lakes sea lampreys

Jean V. Adams, Michael L. Jones

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SEDIMENTOLOGY OF POLISHED ALLIGATOR GASTROLITHS FROM THE GRAY FOSSIL SITE, TENNESSEE

Michael L. Jones, Chris Widga

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