Minnesota bill seeks to repeal invasive-species training
April 14, 2015
Legislation would repeal a requirement that boaters affix a special trailer decal they would get after completing a training course on invasive species.
Legislation would repeal a requirement that boaters affix a special trailer decal they would get after completing a training course on invasive species.
Boaters crossing the border into the Canadian province of Alberta soon will be greeted by dogs trained to sniff out invasive mussels. The provincial legislature
For the first time, Minnesota conservation leaders are meeting this week with scientists, boaters, marina owners, tourism leaders and others concerned about growing zebra mussels
A plan to build a transfer station in a Wisconsin lake would allow boats to bypass a lock on the Fox River, which critics say
Mercury Marine joined forces with Florida Sport Fishing TV personality Mike Genoun to help educate boaters about invasive species. Zebra, quagga mussels, Asian carp and
New York Sea Grant is looking to hire undergraduate and graduate students to serve as launch stewards to inspect boats and educate the public about
A biologist in Albany, N.Y., discovered a bacterium that kills invasive zebra and quagga mussels, which have no natural predators in the U.S. waters they
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder pledged $6 million to fight invasive species threatening the Great Lakes in his most recent budget proposal. The Michigan Boating Industries
The Great Lakes Boating Federation says an Army Corps of Engineers study about the spread of aquatic nuisance species into Lake Michigan is thorough, but
A coalition of Adirondack Park and New York environmental groups is asking state officials to help create mandatory boat inspections for Lake George to thwart
Legislation would repeal a requirement that boaters affix a special trailer decal they would get after completing a training course on invasive species.
Boaters crossing the border into the Canadian province of Alberta soon will be greeted by dogs trained to sniff out invasive mussels. The provincial legislature
For the first time, Minnesota conservation leaders are meeting this week with scientists, boaters, marina owners, tourism leaders and others concerned about growing zebra mussels
A plan to build a transfer station in a Wisconsin lake would allow boats to bypass a lock on the Fox River, which critics say
Mercury Marine joined forces with Florida Sport Fishing TV personality Mike Genoun to help educate boaters about invasive species. Zebra, quagga mussels, Asian carp and
New York Sea Grant is looking to hire undergraduate and graduate students to serve as launch stewards to inspect boats and educate the public about
A biologist in Albany, N.Y., discovered a bacterium that kills invasive zebra and quagga mussels, which have no natural predators in the U.S. waters they
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder pledged $6 million to fight invasive species threatening the Great Lakes in his most recent budget proposal. The Michigan Boating Industries
The Great Lakes Boating Federation says an Army Corps of Engineers study about the spread of aquatic nuisance species into Lake Michigan is thorough, but
A coalition of Adirondack Park and New York environmental groups is asking state officials to help create mandatory boat inspections for Lake George to thwart
