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Press Release 11-206
Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Horizon Spill Effects on Fish Revealed
Oil spill resulted in dramatic effects on fish species in Louisiana marshes
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Oil contamination and minnow trap in the marsh at Grand Terre Island, Louisiana.
Credit: Andrew Whitehead |
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Louisiana's Grand Terre Island marshes contaminated with oil; here, with a minnow trap.
Credit: Andrew Whitehead |
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Killifish: the fish studied in the Gulf of Mexico oil spill research project.
Credit: Andrew Whitehead |
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Marsh at Belle Fontaine Point, Miss.: the marsh's entrance is boomed in anticipation of oil.
Credit: Andrew Whitehead |
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Biologist Andrew Whitehead at the Bay St. Louis field site.
Credit: Andrew Whitehead |
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Scientists David Roberts, Andrew Whitehead collecting fish in Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Credit: Pat Sullivan |
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