
Author’s ‘fish pig’ observations warn of Asian carp potential
Some Asian species pose a threat to the Great Lakes.
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Some Asian species pose a threat to the Great Lakes.

bighead carp was arrowed near Redwood Falls, about 80 miles upstream from the only other bighead carp captured in the Minnesota River.

Garlic mustard is one of the few plants that retains its green color when used in papermaking. The fast-spreading weed is one of several invasive species artists are increasingly discovering in their work.

New program gives landowners, boaters additional information to help control invasives.

State announces $3.6 million in available funding for program.

A mere 1/8-inch long, the New Zealand mudsnail is barely distinguishable from a grain of sand, but over time its invasive habits can affect the quality and quantity of trout and other fish in the

Governor recently proclaimed April as Invasive Species Awareness Month in Iowa. The April proclamation is particularly timely as outdoor enthusiasts head out to boat, fish and camp.

State officials have pushed for broader restrictions on boating activity after invasive mussel larvae were detected in the Tiber Reservoir in October and suspected in other parts of the state.

Michigan to offer prize in fight against invasive species.
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