MISSOULA, Montana (AP)—A newly formed watchdog group says Montana’s aquatic invasive species prevention program has serious flaws. The Missoulian reports Watershed Protection Advocates released a report that gave Montana a
SANTA BARBARA—Algae and invasive species have certainly been a major theme in the lives of boaters all over Southern California this past year. Boaters in Santa Barbara have received their
KALISPELL, Montana—Researchers are warning that invasive mussels could cost Montana’s economy more than $230 million per year in three key economic sectors: recreation, infrastructure and irrigation. The Montana Invasive Species
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A federal bill proposing to support waterway access projects and improve navigability cleared its way through the U.S. Senate, Oct. 10. Senators joined their counterparts in the
SACRAMENTO — Eradicating invasive species from California’s waterways has become a priority for state legislators, so much so they worked to create an entirely new committee to address the issue.
MISSOULA, Montana (AP) — Montana’s aquatic invasive species coordinator says there have been some “gaps” in efforts to prevent the spread of invasive mussels at Tiber Reservoir, where larvae of
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Policymakers, nonprofit organizations, private businesses, academics, scientists and interested individuals up and down the California coast have been engaged in a nonstop series of talks on climate
OMAHA, Nebraska (AP) — State parks officials have confirmed an infestation of invasive zebra mussels at Glenn Cunningham Lake in north Omaha and have announced the lake’s closure. The Nebraska
