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‘Hoping that river smells like home’: Great Lakes whitefish efforts turn to tributaries

Summary by Great Lakes Commission
Whitefish have declined because of invasive species and climate change-fueled loss of winter ice cover on the Great Lakes. Now scientists are testing whether rivers can serve as spawning refuges. […]
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‘Hoping that river smells like home’: Great Lakes whitefish efforts turn to tributaries

Whitefish have declined because of invasive species and climate change-fueled loss of winter ice cover on the Great Lakes. Now scientists are testing whether rivers can serve as spawning refuges. […]

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Great Lakes Commission broke the news in on Monday, February 16, 2026.
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