Volunteers from One Rake at a Time and the city of Dunnellon recently partnered to help clean up the swimming area at the ...

The Lake Gaston Weed Control Council unanimously approved the Pete Deschenes Lake Gaston Stakeholders’ Technical Advisory ...

Region biologist John Odenkirk has been recognized by the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources as the 2024 fisheries ...

Connecticut awarded $400,000 to 12 projects that will reduce the impacts of aquatic invasive species on inland waters in the state.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has confirmed the evidence of Hydrilla, an invasive aquatic weed, in Robert S. Kerr Reservoir. In Eastern Oklahoma, this species was discovered by ...

The state's top environmental officer testified in support of several legislative proposals this week aimed at improving ...

Martin Creek — GOOD. Water slightly stained; 61 degrees; 0.10 below pool. Bass are good over the hydrilla using bladed jigs and swimbaits, spinnerbaits and redbug worms. Crappie are good ...

Tyler — SLOW. Water normal stain; 50 degrees; 0.28 feet above pool. Few anglers on the water due to the weather, but expect a slow bite. Crappie can be caught in 30 feet of water. Bass are slow ...

The invasive species include hydrilla, which Statler described as an aquatic plant that can grow “extremely fast and extremely dense” and was found in Lake Lillinonah last year. The ...

Volunteers from One Rake at a Time and the City of Dunnellon helped cleanup the swimming area at Dunnellon City Beach on Thursday, March 6.

One Canadian organization that works to address other invasive species in the Great Lakes, including aquatic plants such as water soldier and hydrilla, said it's monitoring the situation in the ...

The Lake Gaston Weed Control Council approved the Pete Deschenes Lake Gaston Stakeholders Board Technical Advisory Group’s recommendations for lyngbya and hydrilla treatments for this year. However, t ...