‘That we're seeing here in Traverse City with this FishPass and the ability to allow really native species of Great Lakes fish to get up into the tributaries while keeping out invasive species that are playing havoc with our ecosystem,’ said Peters.
Gary Peters: “‘That we're seeing here in Traverse City with this FishPass and the ability to allow really native species of Great…”
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Commenting on the FishPass construction project.
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