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December 20, 2024

Peering Into The Winter Fish Community in the Jemseg – Grand Lake Watershed We're excited to share some great news about our first eDNA analysis … [Read More...]

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Jemseg Grand Lake Watershed Association - Jan. 13 2026 Meeting Reminder - https://mailchi.mp/50178be3c6c3/jemseg-grand-lake-watershed-association-may-2023-newsletter-17445246

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To see our FULL eDNA report, check the link in our bio to head to our website, where it is published under the News tab!An unspecified species of Pearl Dace (Margariscus sp.) was detected. This was likely to be the Northern Pearl Dace (Margariscus nachtriebi) given the native ranges of that and the other known Margariscus species, the Allegheny Pearl Dace (Margariscus margarita), which is not known to live in New Brunswick. Both images are Northern Pearl Dace.#fish #newbrunswick #environmentalDNA #nature #conservation ... See MoreSee Less
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To see our FULL eDNA report, check the link in our bio to head to our website, where it is published under the News tab!The Lake Chub (Couesius plumbeus) has the northernmost distribution of all North American Minnows. This is also the likely identity of the unspecified Couesius species on the eDNA report.They prefer cold-water lakes and streams with gravel on the bottom.They have small barbels at the sides of their mouths, and fairly good hearing compared to other freshwater fish. The large optic lobes of its brain suggest that they have good eyesight as well!#fish #newbrunswick #environmentalDNA #nature #conservation ... See MoreSee Less
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Jemseg Grand Lake Watershed Association
27 Pine Grove Lane
Jemseg, NB E4C 4L7

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