Salisbury is taking action against two invasive threats to Shumaker Pond and other area waterways. Here's more to know about ...

Story Highlights • Michigan’s Invasive Species Program is offering monthly webinars to educate the public on emerging threats ...

Hydrilla is an aquatic plant that has earned the title “world’s worst invasive aquatic plant,” according to the Connecticut River Conservancy. Listed as a federal weed, hydrilla is now found ...

Sterile grass carp were introduced into Smith Mountain Lake in 2013 to eat invasive aquatic vegetation. Now reaching the end ...

With hydrilla, his task has gotten much tougher. Sometimes called "one of the most invasive aquatic plant species in the world," hydrilla can spread quickly with ease, requires little resources to ...

Don’t buy banned plants or animals ... the spreader to spread the rest of herbicide. If you suspect hydrilla, notify the IDNR Aquatic Nuisance Species Program at [email protected].

"Hydrilla has been known to take over as the dominant plant in a lake in only three years after it's introduced," said The Columbus Dispatch. It can also cause an aquatic monoculture, which can ...

Hydrilla, an aggressive aquatic plant, and algae blooms, which occur when colonies of algae grow out of control, pose serious risks to aquatic ecosystems, fish, shellfish and even human health.