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@drkatfish.bsky.social

Arctic grayling haven't been found in Michigan for nearly a century, and now tribes are raising the species for reintroduction. No released fish have been seen in the wild yet, but it may take several years to tell if reintroduction has been successful www.interlochenpublicradio.org/ipr-news/202...

interlochenpublicradio.orgA year into reintroduction, no grayling seen in Michigan wild. Hope remainsNorthern Michigan tribes are releasing Arctic grayling for the second year in a row, in hopes of restoring the native freshwater species. Questions remain about how many have already survived and how ...

12/10/26, 1:48 pm10 reposts33 likes

Frank Hogan

@charleyphogg.bsky.social

Why did they disappear are they tasty Precious?

Titus Seilheimer

@drfishsg.bsky.social

Years? Maybe decades! Maybe never!

rylie-ballog.bsky.social

@rylie-ballog.bsky.social

Its encouraging to see Indigenous Tribes taking an active role in restoring native species and protecting ecosystems. Even though reintroduction takes time these efforts are so important towards rebuilding biodiversity. Hopefully monitoring will help the project succeed! #ENVSCOMM26