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Increasing the numbers of these awesome and ancient giants is yet another reason why we must do everything to protect our greatest resource — our Great Lakes.
That includes fighting against the gutting of common-sense EPA regulations that stop pollution in our lakes and rivers and working to increase funding for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife services.
Kimberly also supports funding for amazing local groups like FRIENDS OF THE ST. CLAIR RIVER who are working to protect and promote these vital ecosystems.
Increasing the numbers of sturgeon, whitefish, walleye, and other species will bring even more fishermen and fisherwomen to our shores to shop, dine, spent the night, and maybe move to our beautiful district. It’s the kind of ECOTOURISM that's good for everyone!
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