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International
Falls Biological Station
Research is focused on fish
communities in boreal lakes and reservoirs in Minnesota and Michigan,
including Voyageurs
National Park and Isle
Royale National Park. Studies examine how
intentional introductions and invasions of non-native fish affect native
fish species and other components of the aquatic food web.
Location
Research
Staff
Aquatic Synthesis for Voyageurs
National Park (USGS/BRD/ITR--2003-0001)
In
The 
January, 2007
Larry Kallemeyn is nominated for the Director's Award of the National Park
Service for Natural Resource Research. He is recognized by the Superintendent of
Voyageurs National Park and peers for his years of fisheries and aquatic
research. The Director's Awards will be presented to recipients at the
George Wright Society
Conference in Minneapolis, MN during April 16-20.
August 13, 2004
Project Should Aid Rainy Lake's Future (The Daily Journal, International
Falls, MN)
Larry Kallemeyn, an aquatic ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey based
at VNP, called the project a positive experience, involving volunteers and staff
from a variety of agencies and groups. "Everybody came through with flying
colors despite the adverse weather conditions during the June sampling,"
Kallemeyn said. "Because of everybody's involvement and perseverance we now have
a much better understanding of water quality throughout Rainy Lake."
January
11-12, 2000
Rainy Lake-Namakan Reservoir Ecological Monitoring Workshop
Organized and Hosted by CERC International Falls Biological Station
International Falls, MN
