Napoleon, Melanie PDF Print E-mail
napoleon_m.jpgMelanie Napoleon is Director of Great Lakes Conservation at Shedd Aquarium. The program strives for a Great Lakes watershed that is healthy, well-understood and internationally cherished by raising public awareness of Great Lakes issues, while also providing inspiration and opportunity for action.

Melanie completed her M.S. degree in biology at Northern Illinois University and her undergraduate degree in environmental biology at Bradley University. Her M.S. thesis and area of academic expertise is in evolutionary biology and animal behavior. She also has knowledge of and experience in Great Lakes conservation and local ecology, informal education, community-based asset development and community-based social marketing. Melanie has been with Shedd Aquarium since 2001.

Abstract: Is the Friday night fish fry sustainable? A look at sustainable eating from the Great Lakes
Shedd Aquarium recently finished research and is now making results available regarding the sustainability of commercially available fish from the Great Lakes. Learn about the Great Lakes, some issues they are facing, and how your local fish fare choices can help make a positive impact on our local environment.

 
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