Recent Invasive Species Articles

At the Gates: Why Silver Carp Is the Most Feared Invader the Great Lakes Has Never Seen The Great Lakes hold roughly 21 percent of the world's surface freshwater — five interconnected inland seas stretching nearly 750 miles from Duluth, Minnesota, to the St. Lawrence River. They anchor a commercia

Frankenfish Rising: How Bowfishing Became the Front Line Against the Chesapeake's Most Notorious Invader After dark on the Potomac River, somewhere near Quantico, Virginia, the water tells a different story than it does in daylight. A boat moves slowly through shallow tributaries. The river buzzes