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A new study predicts where the red swamp crayfish could next pop up on the Great Lakes. That could help state agencies prevent the spread of the fast reproducing invader that alters entire ecosystems.
Study examines how what boaters are told about invasive species influences their actions.
How do you know if what you’re looking at is an invasive species? There’s an app for that.
Michigan State University researchers say invasive quagga mussels are actually doing some good.
New study shows aggressive invader may have made its way into North America earlier than previously understood.
Pollutants like agricultural runoff can be a boon to invasive species.
The solution to an invasive stink bug may be it’s predator from back home
It’s not Asian carp, but the species still comes with its own threats.
The US Department of Agriculture is asking residents along the Great Lakes corridor and beyond to watch out for an invader–the Asian Longhorned Beetle.
Autopsy reveals that the Asian carp caught near Lake Michigan in June was from the Illinois/Middle Mississippi watershed. But some questions are still unanswered — like how it got past electric barriers designed to keep the invasive species out of the Great Lakes.