Lake Superior Research Institute
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The Lake Superior Research Institute (LSRI) was created in 1967 and formally recognized by the University of Wisconsin’s Board of Regents in 1969. LSRI’s mission is to conduct environmental research and provide services that directly benefit the people, industries, and natural resources of the Upper Midwest, the Great Lakes Region, and beyond; provide non-traditional learning and applied research opportunities for undergraduate students; and foster environmental education and outreach in the Twin Ports and surrounding communities.
Recent Submissions
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Metals Concentrations in Muscle Tissue from Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, and a Sturgeon Collected from Lakes and Rivers within the 1854 Ceded Territory during Fall 2016
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2017-02-10) -
Total Mercury Concentrations in Muscle Tissue from Fish Captured during the Spring – Fall 2013 in Michigan Waters of Lake Superior
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-02-12) -
Total Mercury Concentrations in Sea Lamprey Transformers Collected from Rivers in Wisconsin and Michigan during Fall 2013
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-01-14) -
Baseline Survey of Terrestrial Invasive Plants on County Forests of Northern Wisconsin
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-01) -
Total Mercury Concentrations in Muscle Tissue from Walleye, Northern Pike, and Muskellunge Collected from Inland Lakes during Spring 2014
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-10-31) -
Total Mercury Concentrations in Eggs of Female Sea Lamprey Collected from Rivers in Wisconsin and Michigan during Summer 2014
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-12-08) -
Lake Superior Basin Floristic Quality Assessment, Phase 1: Setting Condition Benchmarks
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-03) -
Fish Passage Culvert Assessment in the St. Louis River Area of Concern in Wisconsin
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2017-09-27) -
Implementing WI DNR's Lake Superior Nearshore Monitoring Plan
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2014-07-31) -
Great Waters Research Collaborative: Great Lakes Ship Ballast Monitoring Project
(Lake Superior Research Institute, 2018-05-31)
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