03:24
Genetic Biocontrol Solutions for Aquatic Invasive Species
31:08
Acoustic Conditioning in Common Carp to Accelerate Removal and Reduce Cost
02:29
Starry Trek
48:34
It Works! eDNA Sampling by Volunteers in Minnesota Lakes
02:49
Celebrating 10 Years of Aquatic Invasive Species Research
13:10
Welcome message from Cori Mattke and Dan Larkin
43:05
Refining copper-based treatment to suppress zebra mussel populations
37:18
Acoustic conditioning in common carp to accelerate removal and reduce cost
41:51
Can hybrid cattail removal benefit lakes?
39:27
Increasing effectiveness of bigheaded carp deterrents by carbon dioxide integration
23:22
New MAISRC projects: lightning talks
43:19
Understanding starry stonewort invasions in a changing climate
37:29
New MAISRC projects: lightning talks
41:01
Integrating from professionals and citizen scientists to improve surveillance
32:22
Optimizing the location of watercraft inspection stations in Minnesota
43:18
Optimizing eDNA monitoring for multiple aquatic invasive species
40:02
Examining Motivations for Illegal Baitfish Release
38:38
Genetics to improve hybrid and Eurasian watermilfoil management
41:05
RNA-interference screens for zebra mussel biocontrol target genes
38:29
Zebra Mussel Safari and Volunteer Spiny Water Flea Surveillance
35:53
MAISRC's Online Tools: Visualizing research to improve management and decision-making
46:17
Genetic method for control of invasive fish species: Phase II
02:43
Enhancing Habitat and Diversity in Cattail-Dominated Shorelines
46:16
2021 Showcase | Common carp panel
01:01:36
2021 Showcase | Eurasian watermilfoil ecology and impacts
55:36
2021 Showcase | Identifying genes for zebra mussel biocontrol
50:33
2021 Showcase | Genetic tools for watermilfoil management
01:31:12
2021 Showcase | Cattail removal for ecosystem enhancement
09:59
MAISRC | Transgenic Carp and Containment Lab Tour
51:17
2021 Showcase | Invasive Phragmites management
40:00
2021 Showcase | Lighting talks - New MAISRC projects
51:17
2021 Showcase | Invasive Phagmites management
55:04
2021 Showcase | Optimizing eDNA for multiple AIS
01:08:12
2021 Showcase | Low dose copper for zebra mussel suppression
03:07:38
2021 Showcase | Multibeam sonar for zebra mussel detection
47:08
2021 Showcase | Improving the efficiency of watercraft inspections
55:04
2021 Showcase | Optimizing eDNA for multiple AIS
58:45
2021 Showcase | Preventing spiny water flea spread
57:11
2021 Showcase | Motivations for illegal baitfish release
59:33
2021 Showcase | Restoring Native aquatic vegetation state of the field
47:45
2021 Showcase | Volunteer monitoring and rapid response
00:04
Funding acknowledgement
00:06
MAISRC ENRTF
45:30
2021 Showcase | Genetic biocontrol attitudes and perceptions
02:16
MAISRC | Mapping zebra mussels using multibeam sonar
02:18
MAISRC | Motivations and risks of illegal baitfish release
14:04
MAISRC | Increasing the effectiveness of bigheaded carp deterrents by carbon dioxide integration
02:26
MAISRC | Anti-biofouling paint inhibits spread of zebra mussels
02:18
MAISRC | Volunteer monitoring leads to rapid response project
02:33
MAISRC | Raising zebra mussels in the MAISRC lab
02:01
MAISRC | Van Dorn Sampler for eDNA
03:26:32
MAISRC | WAPOA AIS Roundtable 5/1/21
00:16
MAISRC | 15 second SWF
01:01:45
MAISRC | AIS Explorer webinar
02:59
MAISRC | AIS Explorer
02:30
MAISRC | Stop Spiny Water Fleas
28:13
2020 Showcase | The valuation of carp removal in watershed districts
03:45
MAISRC | Guardians of the Lake
03:53
MAISRC | Driven to Discover: Our Lake, Our Legacy
49:51
2020 Showcase | A statewide surveillance and early detection program for Minnesota
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About
Minnesota's lakes and streams are increasingly threatened by aquatic invasive species (AIS) and we have few ways to address these threats. In 2012, the Minnesota legislature appropriated funds to create an Aquatic Invasive Species Cooperative Research Center at the University of Minnesota, in collaboration with the Commissioner of Natural Resources (DNR).
The Center's mission is to develop research-based solutions that can reduce the impacts of aquatic invasive species in Minnesota by preventing spread, controlling populations, and managing ecosystems; and to advance knowledge to inspire action by others. MAISRC's vision is to be a vibrant and durable research enterprise that advances the knowledge and builds the capacity that Minnesota needs in order to reduce the impacts of aquatic invasive species on our cherished lakes, rivers, and wetlands.
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