Lakes Benefit from Habitat Projects
The Research and Management Unit, based at the Lebanon Field Office, conducts fishery surveys, classifies the state's
waterways, provides technical input on a variety of watershed and habitat based
issues, facilitates habitat restoration projects, serves as liaisons to a variety
of sportsmen groups and provides information to the general public, in a variety
of forums, concerning the status of the state's fishery resources. The Research
and Management Unit also administers permits for fish stocking, water lowering,
commercial harvests, and scientific collecting to further provide for the effective
management and protection of the state's aquatic resources.
For management purposes the state is divided into six regional management areas
with biologists assigned to cover each region. In addition to regional responsibilities,
each biologist also has a specific area of expertise and oversees related research
and management programs.
For information regarding management programs, or about a water you fish in, contact the biologist using the topics or the "clickable
map" below.
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Warmwater Research and Management
Vacant,
908-236-2118
Coldwater Research and Management
Patricia
Hamilton,
908-236-2118
Anadromous Fish Research and Management
Mark
Boriek,
908-236-2118
Lake Habitat Improvement and Anadromous Species
Chris
Smith,
856-629-4950
Index of Biotic Integrity Development
Shawn
Crouse,
908-236-2118
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