LOGAN COUNTY — Wildlife officials have provided an update on the ongoing fight against invasive aquatic weeds at Indian Lake. For the last time Burrey Aquatic Restoration operated at Indian Lake last ...
A program that has shown remarkable success at controlling a noxious, invasive weed choking the lower Connecticut River is on hold at least temporarily because of funding cuts by the federal ...
Dane County’s fleet of aquatic plant harvesters was launched for the first time this year on Tuesday. The event took place at Olin Park, where Dane County Executive Joe Parisi joined Department of ...
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Invasive weed posing ‘tremendous risk’ to CT spreads to fragile waterways. It crushes native plants.
Another summer has produced mixed results in the fight against hydrilla, the pernicious, aquatic weed choking the Connecticut River and threatening a half century of environmental progress that has ...
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