DNR biologists are still monitoring a widespread die-off of invasive silver carp in the Illinois River, saying the event appears to be the result of natural environmental conditions rather than pollution or chemical contamination.
A state agency is reminding Michiganders to be on the lookout for the invasive spotted lanternfly again this summer.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development reported that, as of June, spotted lanternfly
Lansing — Hunters scouting the Michigan outdoors and fishermen who venture into the woods are being advised to keep an eye out for an invasive insect. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has
The innovative FishPass project on the Boardman-Ottaway River is entering its final phase of construction, bringing a decades-long vision for fish passage and invasive species control one step closer to reality.
Project leaders say
Roznere discussed clam biology, threats to their populations, and conservation efforts that are underway in Ohio.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is offering Maryland charter boat captains and guides up to $1,500 per trip to take winners of the Reel in the Blues Bonanza on chartered trips this summer and
It seems we regularly hear of new aquatic invasive species detections through the use of eDNA. Now, in the open water season, eDNA monitoring efforts are fully underway. But did you ever wonder what that’s
The Minnesota DNR is accepting comments through Tuesday, July 15 on an Environmental Assessment Worksheet for a multi-component project, proposed by the Pomme de Terre River Association, to restore the hydrology and natural habitats of
While developing biocontrol measures can take decades, Minnesota has employed several programs to reduce invasive plant species.
Invasive species are plants and animals introduced to North America without the predators, insects or diseases that
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