The evolution of conservation laws and fishing regulation pamphlets for the last 100 years

In the historical pile

Another really cool one

Office clean out days - amid the piles of paper, you can find some cool stuff @steve-carpenter.bsky.social

I help manage and study fisheries in Wisconsin, with the goal of making fishing better. It would be impossible without federal colleagues, partnerships, programs, funding, and regulations. Here’s a small sampling of what they do. Let’s not discard every cog and wheel without understanding their role

Postdoc opportunity @uwmadison.bsky.social evaluating aquatic plant treatment effects. Lots of data to use and network of great collaborators across the upper Midwest. limnology.wisc.edu/employment/

Check out Wisconsin's Brook Trout Reserves - strongholds where cold-dependent brook trout can thrive in a warmer climate, as long as we do our part. View on desktop for visuals. Credit to colleagues for leading, and
@amfisheriessoc.bsky.social for comms training storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/1d5d...

I'm Alex. A fisheries management professional in Wisconsin with a bent for science, data, and communication. I coordinate statewide research and monitoring, mostly of inland recreational fisheries. Current projects on walleye, musky, panfish, climate adaptation, habitat. AFS Climate Ambassador.