USEPA Great Lakes National Program Office Great Lakes Fish Monitoring Program Chemical Analysis

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USEPA Great Lakes National Program Office Great Lakes Fish Monitoring Program Chemical Analysis: The Great Lakes Fish Monitoring Program (GLFMP) began in 1980 as a cooperative effort by USEPA, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (no longer participating), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (now the Biological Resources Division of U.S. Geological Survey), and the eight Great Lakes States, to monitor and better define the fish contaminant problem in the Great Lakes. The GLFMP has, since its inception, served as a model for interagency cooperation and coordination. The program consists of two separate elements to monitor contaminants in whole predator fish and in game fish fillets.