Michigan Whitefish Crisis
Invasive mussels have pushed whitefish to the brink of extinction in lakes Huron and Michigan.
Whitefish are central to the Anishinaabe understanding of creation and have supported a booming fishing industry for generations.
However, populations have crashed in lakes Michigan and Huron over a few decades.
They’re central to the Anishinaabe understanding of creation, kept French explorers alive and supported a booming fishing industry for generations.
Lake Superior has been spared from the crisis so far.
The Great Lakes News Collaborative, including Bridge Michigan, Circle of Blue, and others, work together to bring news and information about the impact of climate change and pollution on the Great Lakes.
This independent journalism is supported by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.
Author's Summary
Invasive mussels threaten Michigan whitefish.
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