Recent Invasive Species Articles
Invasive Species Quietly Taking Over American Waterways
Invaders You Rarely See Until It's Too Late Image credit: Flux.1 Most invasive species don't announce themselves. They arrive in ballast water, bait
Montana Orders Anglers to Kill Brown Trout in the Flathead
Montana Orders Anglers to Kill Brown Trout in the Flathead — and It's Only the Start of a Much Bigger Fight On the morning of October 14, 2026, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission convened and did something that would have been almost unthinkable to most trout anglers even a decade ago: it or
Silver Carp: The Invasive Species Threatening the Great Lakes
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
Bowfishing at Night to Fight the Chesapeake's Frankenfish
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
