May newsletter
Our May newsletter includes a listing of the remainder of our programs, a notice that we are still looking for volunteers to help put with kids can catch and a couple of articles that should be Continue reading May newsletter
Volunteers needed – Lac Ste Anne walleye capture and gamete harvest and fertilization
As has been done in previous seasons, biologists are looking for volunteers. They wait for the ice to come off and water temperatures to reach 7 degrees Celsius. Typically it is the first week of May.They Continue reading Volunteers needed – Lac Ste Anne walleye capture and gamete harvest and fertilization
Genetic study in Upper Pembina – closure impact
Genetic analysis of Arctic grayling from the upper Pembina watershed showed the presence of two well-differentiated groups. One group corresponded to samples collected from Rat Creek, while the other corresponded to samples collected from Dismal Creek. Continue reading Genetic study in Upper Pembina – closure impact
January Newsletter
Our January newsletter is now available. Here’s a summary of the NLFF January 2025 Newsletter: Key Events & Announcements Major Projects & Conservation Fishing Tips & Health Would you like me to draft an email to the club Continue reading January Newsletter