Native Species or Invasive? The Distinction Blurs as the World Warms
I’ve often struggled with the native/nonnative/invasive dividing line when it comes to plants. For instance, so many of what we
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Health Dangers of Floodwater
ASU Now spoke with Morteza Abbaszadegan, an Arizona State University professor of environmental microbiology and engineering, about the composition and
New Tools in Environmental Data Analysis
By Jessie Johnson There is a plethora of sources for environmental data, but it can often lead to a plethora
Invasive Spiny Water Flea Headed To Lake Champlain
by Editorial Staff, Adirondack Almanac A mass of spiny water fleas foul up line on a fishing rod Spiny water
Climate Change Accelerates Hybridization between Native, Invasive Trout
Scientists have discovered that the rapid spread of hybridization between a native species and an invasive species of trout in
The Water Chestnut As A Teaching Tool
by Hilary Mosher, FL- Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (FLPRISM) at the Finger Lakes Institute When Michael Boller, Assistant
Lake George Seeks Smelt Survey Volunteers
The Fund for Lake George reports that the annual rainbow smelt migration has begun! And they are seeking volunteers for
Explore what the National Climate Assessment has to say about the Northeast
The US Global Change Research Program has just released the 2014 National Climate Assessment. You can download the entire document
May is American Wetlands Month: Learn! Explore! Take Action!
May will mark the 24th anniversary of American Wetlands Month, a time when EPA and its partners in federal, state,
EPA to host "Twitter Chat" on Proposed Waters of the US Rule
Join experts from EPA for a Twitter chat on the proposed rule to clarify Clean Water Act protection for certain
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