Search Results - "Gardunio, Eric"

Evaluating the effects of an electric barrier on fish entrainment in an irrigation canal in Colorado by Kowalski, Dan A., Gardunio, Eric I., Garvey, Chase A.

“…Entrainment of fish in irrigation canals is a source of mortality for sport and native fishes and can affect populations and species diversity. To reduce…”
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Evaluating harvest incentives for suppressing a socially‐valued, but ecologically‐detrimental, invasive fish predator by Hansen, Adam G., Lepak, Jesse M., Gardunio, Eric I., Eyre, Tory

“…The legacy of intentional freshwater fish introductions across the western United States has fostered social tensions over the control of nonnative species in…”
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Factors Influencing Early Growth of Juvenile Tiger Trout Stocked into Subalpine Lakes as Biocontrol and to Enhance Recreational Angling by Hansen, Adam G., Cristan, Erik T., Moll, Miranda M., Miller, Michael W., Gardunio, Eric I., Lepak, Jesse M.

“…Tiger trout (Salmo trutta × Salvelinus fontinalis) are sterile hybrids often stocked as a biocontrol agent for undesirable fishes and to enhance recreational…”
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Comparison of burbot populations across adjacent native and introduced ranges by Walters, Annika, Mandeville, Elizabeth, Saunders, Carl, Gerrity, Paul, Skorupski, Joseph, Underwood, Zack, Gardunio, Eric

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Collaborative Research Between Current and Future Fisheries Professionals: Facilitating AFS Subunit Participation by Pate, William M., Stacy, William L., Gardunio, Eric I., Lepak, Jesse M.

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experimental approach to determine esocid prey preference in replicated pond systems by Lepak, Jesse M, Fetherman, Eric R, Pate, William M, Craft, Christopher D, Gardunio, Eric I

“…Lepak JM, Fetherman ER, Pate WM, Craft CD, Gardunio EI. 2012. An experimental approach to determine esocid prey preference in replicated pond systems. Lake…”
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Jumping and swimming performance of burbot and white sucker: Implications for barrier design by Gardunio, Eric

“…Illegally introduced burbot (Lota lota) populations have spread throughout the Green River drainage (GRD) of the upper Colorado River Basin in Wyoming and…”
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