GLIN==> Press release: May 12 State of Lake Erie Meeting in Hamburg, NY

PRESS RELEASE: May 4, 2011
Contact:  Helen Domske, NY Sea Grant, Buffalo, 716-645-3610, cell:
716-866-7477
 
New York Sea Grant presents 2011 State of Lake Erie Meeting May 12 in
Hamburg, NY

Hamburg, NY - New York Sea Grant is pleased to present the 2011 annual State
of Lake Erie Meeting Thursday, May 12th, 7-9 PM, at the Armor Fire Hall,
4932 Clark Street in Hamburg, NY.
 
This annual meeting is held in partnership with the New York State
Department of Environmental Conservation and in cooperation with New York
State Assemblyman Kevin Smardtz and the Southtowns Walleye Association of
WNY.
 
The agenda at the 2011 State of Lake Erie meeting includes presentations on:
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) Fishing
Regulations Proposal ‹ Don Einhouse, Lake Erie Unit Leader, NYSDEC

Review of the 2010 Lake Erie Steelhead Fishery, Reason for Concern?
Jim Markham, Senior Fishery Biologist, NYSDEC

Round Goby Research Update
Dr. Chris Pennuto, Buffalo State College
 
Warmwater Fisheries Status & Trends
 Don Einhouse, Lake Erie Unit Leader, NYSDEC
 
DEC's Great Lakes Fishing Outreach Programs
Mike Todd, Aquatic Biologist, NYSDEC.

For more information or directions, contact: Helen Domske, NY Sea Grant,
716-645-3610, hmd4 at cornell.edu <hmd4 at cornell.edu>.
 
Learn more about New York Sea Grant¹s activities and initiatives in New
York¹s Great Lakes and marine waters online at www.nyseagrant.org
<http://www.nyseagrant.org <http://www.nyseagrant.org/> > ,
http://facebook.com/nyseagrant <http://facebook.com/nyseagrant> , and
http://twitter.com/nyseagrant <http://twitter.com/nyseagrant>. #
 
MORE INFO: 
New York Sea Grant (NYSG), a statewide network of integrated research,
education, and extension services promoting the coastal economic vitality,
environmental sustainability and citizen awareness about the State¹s marine
and Great Lakes resources, is currently in its 40th year of ³Bringing
Science to the Shore.² NYSG, one of 32 university-based programs under the
National Sea Grant College Program of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), is a cooperative program of the State University of
New York and Cornell University.
 
The National Sea Grant College Program engages this network of the nation¹s
top universities in conducting scientific research, education, training, and
extension projects designed to foster science-based decisions about the use
and conservation of our aquatic resources.

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