Appropriate water management control the level of thought, especially water birds on the marsh and inland lakes, to be effective in reducing stranding damage (Eddy Underhill 1974). Thus, accessible marsh habitat is very important. reproduction of these species. Maintain, protect and restore the integrity and connectivity of the Lake Huron basin (Including River) wetlands will ensure that important spawning, nursery and feeding habitat available for esocids, centrarchids, percids, ictalurids, and a variety of prey fish | GREAT LAKES FISHERY COMMISSION 2004 Project Completion Report1 DRAFT Environmental Objectives for Lake Huron Draft Report of the Environmental Objectives Working Group of the Lake Huron Technical Committee by A. Liskauskas2 J. Johnson3 M. McKay3 T. Gorenflo4 A. Woldt5 and J. Bredin6 2 Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources 3 Michigan Department of Natural Resources 4 Chippewa Ottawa Resource Authority 5 United States Fish and Wildlife Service 6 Michigan Department of Environmental Quality March 2004 1Project completion reports of Commission-sponsored research are made available to the Commission s Cooperators in the interest of rapid dissemination of information that may be useful in Great Lakes fishery management research or administration. The reader should be aware that project completion reports have not been through a peer review process and that sponsorship of the project by the Commission does not necessarily imply that the findings or conclusions are endorsed by the Commission. Do not cite findings without permission of the author. DRAFT - NOT FINALIZED Draft Report of the Environmental Objectives Working Group of the Lake Huron Technical Committee Great Lakes Fishery Commission January 21 2004 Working Group Members Arunas Liskauskas Jim Johnson Mark McKay Tom Gorenflo Aaron Woldt Jim Bredin Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Chairperson Michigan Department of Natural Resources Michigan Department of Natural Resources Chippewa Ottawa Resource Authority United States Fish and Wildlife Service Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Version 1 - 26 03 2004 DRAFT - NOT .
