WHO WE ARE
The Roth lab in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University investigates critical issues in aquatic ecosystems by integrating field studies, experiments, and modeling. Our current research foci are Red Swamp Crayfish invasions and dietary habits of Great Lakes predatory fishes.
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CURRENT RESEARCH
The PEAL lab works closely with State, Federal, and Tribal agencies to investigate critical issues in the management of aquatic ecosystems.
OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT
We engage with management agencies and the general public in a variety of ways. From professional workshops to Lansing area high schools, we work hard to meet the scientific needs of the people of Michigan and the Great Lakes Basin.
Management AgenciesWe collaborate with State, Federal, and Tribal agencies to help provide the best science to aid decision-making
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SchoolsWe provide experiential learning opportunities in schools to engage students in natural resource issues
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General PublicWe bring science to angling groups and citizens that may be affected by crayfish invasions
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About Us
We're a team of undergraduate, graduate and post-doctoral scientists, and everyday technicians who love to get our hands dirty. Whether that means wading in ponds to trap red swamp crayfish or driving across the state on a Saturday to collect stomachs from Great Lakes fishermen, we're here for it.