The video discusses the historical impact of dams on Sturgeon and Menominee culture, highlighting the use of electrofishing technology to capture and examine Sturgeon. It explains the life cycle of Sturgeon, including their migration and reproduction patterns, and details the restoration efforts to transport them to their ancient spawning grounds. The collaborative project involves the Wisconsin DNR, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and Menominee Tribe, aiming to restore an important part of Menominee history and culture.

What role does the Wisconsin DNR play in the Sturgeon restoration project?

What are the spawning habits of male and female Sturgeon?

How do biologists estimate the age of fish?