Daniel L Yule

Dan was born and raised in western Wisconsin and attended New Richmond Senior High School.  He obtained his BS degree from the University of Wisconsin – River Falls (1989) and his MS from Utah State University (1992).  After completing his studies he worked for 9 years as a Fish Biologist with the Reservoir Research Crew of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.  From 2001-2003 he worked as a Fish Research Scientist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Since 2004, Dan has held his current position as a Fishery Research Scientist with the Great Lakes Science Center – Lake Superior Biological Station.  In his free time Dan enjoys hiking, camping, fishing, following WI sports teams, and watching movies.  Dan is a huge fan of historical fiction novels.

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Stockwell, J.D., M.P. Ebener, J.A. Black, O.T. Gorman, T.R. Hrabik, R.E. Kinnunen, W.P. Mattes, J.K. Oyadomari, S.T. Schram, D.R. Schreiner, M.J. Seider, S.P. Sitar, and D.L. Yule. 2009. A synthesis of cisco recovery in Lake Superior: Implications for native fish rehabilitation in the Laurentian Great Lakes. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 29:626-652.