Invasive Spiny Waterflea Confirmed in Indian Lake
Keene Valley, NY – Spiny waterflea, an invasive zooplankton, continues to spread in the Adirondacks. First discovered in Great Sacandaga
Category: invasive species
Fanwort (Cabomba)
Here are a few photographs of the invasive, non-native Fanwort taken during a recent site visit in eastern Massachusetts. While
NYDEC Aquatic Invasive Species Spread Prevention Regs Now In Effect
NY’s new Aquatic Invasive Species Regulations – reasonable precautions for boaters prior to launch (Part 576) – take effect today.
New York adopts regulations to protect its waterways from invasive species
GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES ADOPTION OF REGULATIONS TO PROTECT NEW YORK’S WATERWAYS AND NATURAL HABITATS FROM INVASIVE SPECIES Statewide Regulations Require
Hydrilla Training Cruise Sept 2 on Cayuga Lake
CAYUGA LAKE FLOATING CLASSROOMPROJECT http://www.floatingclassroom.net WE NEED YOUR EYES ON THE LAKE! HYDRILLA VERTICILLATA threatens fisheries, tourism and the ecology
NYS DEC Announces New York State Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan
Public Notice Final New York State Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan Eurasian milfoil in Adirondack Lake Aquatic invasive species (AIS)
APA Seeking Public Comment on General Permits to fight Invasive Species
Ray Brook – The Adirondack Park Agency (APA) is seeking public comment on two general permits Copyright Michael R. Martin
Lake Tahoe more vulnerable to quagga mussel invasion than previously thought
Experts had long hoped that low-calcium waters could shield Lake Tahoe from the invasive quagga mussel, but it appears they
GOVERNOR CUOMO ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT TO PREVENT SPREAD OF AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES IN THE ADIRONDACKS
For Immediate Release: 3/10/2015 GOVERNOR ANDREW M. CUOMOState of New York | Executive Chamber Eurasian milfoil, Mountainview Lake. Copyright Michael
Researchers putting Water Hyacinth into Florida waters to improve water quality
Researchers in Florida are looking at adding rather than removing the aggressively invasive Water Hyacinth at Crystal River National Wildlife
