Government pledges $16 million to combat invasive threat responsible for billions in annual costs: 'Critical to efforts to stem the spread'
President-elect Trump took issue with fees charged to use the Panama Canal, a vital shipping route, on Saturday night, ...
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Fisheries Dept raises alarm over invasive fish, calling it a ‘ticking time bomb’ threatening native species
A chill ran down the writer’s spine upon witnessing the massive armoured catfish and African catfish caught by the Slingshot ...
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Invasive Fish A 'Ticking Time Bomb' Threatening Native Species - Fisheries
Among the diseases commonly associated with invasive fish are Edwardsiellosis (which can damage the liver and pancreas of fish), Columnaris (a disease that causes tissue decay in fish skin), and White ...
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The Invasive Species That's Destroying The Florida Everglades
Invasive species can often cause major problems for the ecosystems around them, and that's proven very true of this species ...
State officials announce over $80 million investment to restore key natural areas: 'Protecting our natural resources for the future'
Grasslands once made up 95% of South Dakota. Now factors such as increased wood plants, conversion to farmlands, invasive ...
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'On-the-ground action': Ontario announces more funding to fight invasive phragmites
Ontario’s Invasive Species Centre, for example, estimates it costs about $1,100 to manage ... Since 2022, the Invasive Phragmites Control Fund has supported 71 projects across Ontario. Past ...
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NCCISMA grant will fund replacement of 300 shrubs
North Country Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (NCCISMA) received a $56,253 grant from The Great Lakes Restoration Initiative (GLRI) through the USDA Forest Service. This grant, to be ...
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Fighting Plants With Plants – On Land And Under Water
The phrase “fight fire with fire” is not just an idiom – it actually works in practice. For example, when combating forest ...
Inside New Zealand’s radical plan to save its native birds
It’s been called “the most ambitious conservation project attempted anywhere in the world”— will it actually work?
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Falklands Conservation 2-year project to eliminate invasive species from New Island
Globally, the negative impacts of rats, mice and cats on birds are well recognized, with many examples ... through the project will also reduce the risk of new invasive species establishing ...