Grand Rapids, Mich. — Scientists studying the health of Great Lakes coastal wetlands report that faucet snails have been found in many more waters than anticipated. The invasive snail, native to Europe, poses a threat to native snails and to waterfowl. “These snails are extremely competitive with native snails,” said Neil Schock, a wetland technician […]
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