Number of grass carp in the area is “extremely low,” which offers a chance to prevent the invasive fish from gaining a foothold.
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The passageway would potentially replace a dam on the Boardman River, which the state DNR considers a “Blue Ribbon” trout stream.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois public health experts say they’re seeing fewer human cases of the West Nile virus this summer but still asking residents to protect themselves against mosquito bites, which cause the infection. Fewer pools of mosquitoes and fewer dead birds across Illinois are testing positive for the virus this year compared to last
Illinois sees fewer West Nile cases, still advises caution Read More »
Likely cause is Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease. A severe outbreak of the disease occurred in the state in 2007, too.
Disease caused by bug bites suspected cause in Tennessee deer deaths Read More »
NORTHFIELD, Wis. — A new fish farm and greenhouse operation in western Wisconsin is trying to change the seafood industry with its indoor aqua-hydroponics system. Fish farm-greenhouse enterprise Superior Fresh in Northfield opened its indoor Atlantic salmon farm Thursday, The Leader-Telegram reported. The one-acre fish farm can produce up to 120,000 pounds of Atlantic salmon and 40,000 pounds of rainbow
Wisconsin enterprise combines indoor fish farm, greenhouse Read More »
MEETEETSE, Wyo. — Biologists have released 13 more black-footed ferrets on a ranch where scientists more than 30 years ago rediscovered the slinky predators after they were thought to have gone extinct. One young ferret raised in captivity in Colorado didn’t take kindly to roaming free Monday. She growled and refused to leave her cage,
More rare ferrets released on Wyoming ranch Read More »
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks has been providing a way for children ages 10-15 to try the sport before investing in a license and a hunter’s safety course.
In South Dakota, mentored hunting program teaches safety to youngsters Read More »
GLOUCESTER POINT, Va. — Scientists in Virginia say that drones may help them spot algae blooms that are harmful to the environment and to human health. The Daily Press reported that biologists at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science in Gloucester Point have traditionally used boats and special sunglasses. They have already been working with
Scientists: Drones may help to spot harmful algae blooms Read More »
The fish live in rivers from Maine to Florida, and conservationists have long made the case that their declining populations pose a major problem for the health of ecosystems along the East Coast.
River herring, hurt by dams and climate, might be endangered Read More »
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