Didymo, aka ‘Rock snot,’ spreading fast as climate warms
BY Yereth Rosen, Anchorage Daily NewsRock snot, a slimy-looking algae that vexes salmon and salmon fishermen, is not an alien
Category: lakes
Aquatic Species May be the Cure for Cancer
Despite the fact that there are about 5000 living species, the bryozoa remain largely unknown to most people. Bryozoans, or
Lake Managers Get New Tool To Combat Algae
Northwest Public Radio By Tom Banse Nothing spoils a summer swim in your favorite lake like an algae bloom. These
The unexpected consequences of fighting Eurasian Watermilfoil
Lake on the Brink: The unexpected consequences of fighting Eurasian Watermilfoil, preventing fish from successfully reproducing? By Eric Engbretson In
Adirondack Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Training Announced: Volunteers Needed
Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Training Announced: Volunteers Needed Contact:Meghan JohnstoneAPIPP Aquatic Invasive Species Project Coordinator518-576-2082 x 119 or mjohnstone@tnc.org For
NYS DEC Acquires Junius Ponds and Gathercole Properties
The state has completed the purchase of two parcels of land that will serve to protect natural and cultural resources
Migratory Bird Die-off in Great Lakes Region Prompts DEC Investigation
More than 100 dead loons and other migratory birds washed up on Great Lakes shores in mid-November, prompting the New
Public Invited to Comment on Revised Plan to Reduce Nutrients from 31 States to Mississippi River
Public Invited to Comment on Revised Plan to Reduce Nutrients from 31 States to Mississippi RiverThe Gulf Hypoxia Task Force,
Due to Drought, NYS DEC Closes or Delays Fishing in Some Areas
Due to Drought, DEC Closes or Delays Fishing in Some Areas – NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation: “Because of dry
Zebra mussels found in Minnesota Lakes
Zebra mussels found in east metro lakes by Ambar Espinoza, Minnesota Public Radio • October 5, 2007 • St. Paul,
