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Titus Seilheimer

@drfishsg.bsky.social

Aquatic ecology & Fisheries with Wisconsin Sea Grant. Science Communication. Helping improve the Great Lakes since 2001. #Freshwater, #Fish, #GreatLakes! He/Him. Manitowoc, WI go.wisc.edu/j0c989

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Katie O'Reilly@drkatfish.bsky.social · 2w ago

It was a pleasure to work with the authors of this new paper on science communication as part of the Consortium of Aquatic Science Society’s SP2ARK (Scientists Promoting Policy, Access, Research, and Knowledge) Fellowship - which was unfortunately cut short due to DOGE cuts doi.org/10.1139/face...

Opportunities and challenges in knowledge mobilization for early-career aquatic scientists in Canada

Scientifically informed decision-making for environmental management requires scientists to present research clearly and translate knowledge to a diversity of audiences. Yet, many scientists do not re...

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Katie O'Reilly@drkatfish.bsky.social · 2w ago

Using data collected from competitive catch-and-release bass tournaments in the #GreatLakes region, researchers found that over 20% of smallmouth + largemouth bass weighed in at these events were >10 years old, with at least one individual reaching its early 20s greatlakesecho.org/2026/07/16/b...

Black bass in Great Lakes can live more than 10 years, study finds

By Kyrmyzy Turebayeva   A new study based on data from competitive angling events in the Great Lakes found that more than 20% of black bass weighed-in at these events are over 10 years old.

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Titus Seilheimer@drfishsg.bsky.social · 3w ago

Great news, there's a new Ask Dr. Fish episode for you to listen to! @drkatfish.bsky.social We were on a sabbatical last year, but we've been recording monthly in 2026 (videos on youtube). The podcast has been waiting for editing, but now you can expect new eps! #AskDrFish www.askdrfish.com/14

Ask Dr. Fish | Cover Your Head

We ask our Drs Fish about the journey to their current careers, carp, and fireworks."50 million pounds of carp removed from the Illinois River"Original Redneck Fishin' Tournament, Browning, IL, Jul...

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Wisconsin Sea Grant@uwiscseagrant.bsky.social · 3w ago

Sign up for the Wisconsin Great Lakes Coastal Leadership Academy and learn how your city can adapt to coastal hazards like flooding and erosion! ⬇️

Wisconsin Sea Grant@uwiscseagrant.bsky.social · last mo.

Local, county, and tribal government staff, do you want to learn more about Great Lakes coastal hazards like erosion, flooding, and changing water levels? Join us at the Wisconsin Great Lakes Coastal Leadership Academy and develop a plan to address your community's challenges. go.wisc.edu/h8l05n

A drone shot of Virmond Park in in Mequon, Wisconsin, which shows an eroding sandy bluff along a beach on Lake Michigan.
Titus Seilheimer@drfishsg.bsky.social · 4w ago

"I can't believe I ate the whole thing" is probably what this young of the year largemouth bass is thinking. I thought it has a disease because of a distended abdomen, but then saw the be tail of its meal sticking out of its mouth! #GreatLakes

A small fish with a black stripe is in a clear plastic box. It has the tail of its last meal, which was nearly the same size as it, sticking out of its mouth.
Katie O'Reilly@drkatfish.bsky.social · 4w ago

As a scientist and runner, this story on Minnesota's Twin Cities Marathon moving the race later in October (after 45 years holding the event the first weekend of the month) due to warmer fall temps is a reminder that climate impacts will be felt in many different ways www.mprnews.org/story/2026/0...

Twin Cities Marathon to move later in the fall starting 2027, citing hot weather

The Twin Cities Marathon is moving to later in the season, as the warming climate has caused problems for the early-October race in recent years.

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