Matt McLean

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Fish Biologist
Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
Fish and Aquatic Conservation
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585 S. Ripley Boulevard
Alpena, MI 49707
United States

(989) 356-5102
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Additional roles
Lake Huron AIS Early Detection and Monitoring Team Lead
Areas of expertise
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Program
AIS Data Team

From The Library

2023 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary
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2023 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary

Information about AIS early detection efforts conducted in Lake Huron during 2023 by the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office.

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2022 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary
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2022 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary

Information about AIS early detection efforts conducted in Lake Huron during 2022 by the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office.

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2019 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary
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2019 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary

Information about AIS early detection efforts conducted in Lake Huron during 2019 by the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office.

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2018 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary
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2018 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary

Information about AIS early detection efforts conducted in Lake Huron during 2018 by the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office.

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2017 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary
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2017 Lake Huron AIS Early Detection Report Summary

Information about AIS early detection efforts conducted in Lake Huron during 2017 by the Alpena Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office.

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