Smithsonian Magazine on MSN4d
Hungry Sea Otters Are Taking a Bite Out of California’s Invasive Crab Problem, New Study FindsResearchers estimate southern sea otters eat up to 120,000 European green crabs per year at the Elkhorn Slough National ...
Non-native plants are crowding out native ones in the Pacific Northwest and posing new challenges for the organizations that ...
The California Fish and Game Commission has designated the golden mussel a restricted species, the latest salvo in the battle ...
California officials have taken an emergency action to list the golden mussel as a restricted species, making it illegal to ...
West coast states are spending millions to protect their inland waterways from invasive crabs. In some places, otters are ...
By Tim Didion and Drew Tuma Click here for updates on this story MONTEREY, California (KGO) -- When we first met the hungry otters ...
The Cool Down on MSN8d
State officials issue warning after first sighting of troubling species in North America: 'Significant immediate threat'Golden mussels, a dangerous and invasive species, were recently found for the first time in North America in the ...
It is now illegal to possess or transport golden mussels in California. The California Fish and Game Commission has designated the golden mussel a restricted species, the latest salvo in the ...
An invasive species had taken over ecosystems across the West Coast and was threatening to dominate another one in Monterey County, California, when ecologist Rikke Jeppesen began her research two ...
Researchers believe otters could be a potential solution for controlling an invasive green crab species that's invaded ecosystems up and down the West Coast.
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