Warning! An Aggressive, Destructive, 250-Pound Invasive Species Has Invaded WisconsinWarning! An Aggressive, Destructive, 250-Pound Invasive Species Has Invaded WisconsinThey could pose serious risks to humans and agriculture.David DrewDavid Drew
Starry Stonewort Discovered in a Wright County LakeStarry Stonewort Discovered in a Wright County LakeAn invasive species has been found in a Wright County lake.Sarah MuellerSarah Mueller
Purple Carrot-Seed Moth Found In MNPurple Carrot-Seed Moth Found In MNThe purple carrot-seed moth is an invasive insect that feeds on plants in the carrot family, like fennel, dill, and coriander.Jeff McMahonJeff McMahon
Rare Invasive Vine Found Along Lake Wobegon TrailRare Invasive Vine Found Along Lake Wobegon TrailAn invasive vine not seen in the United States since 1958 has been found in Stearns County.Lee VossLee Voss
Invasive Algae Found in Stearns County LakeInvasive Algae Found in Stearns County LakeAn invasive algae has been discovered in a Stearns County lake.Sarah MuellerSarah Mueller
Zebra Mussels Discovered in a New Stearns County LakeZebra Mussels Discovered in a New Stearns County LakeAn invasive aquatic species has been found in another Stearns County lake.Lee VossLee Voss
DNR Reminding You to Check Boats for Invasive SpeciesDNR Reminding You to Check Boats for Invasive SpeciesWith Independence Day around the corner, there's a lot of people who will be enjoying their holiday off on the lake.Richard LeguilRichard Leguil
Invasive Bloody Red Shrimp Discovered in Lake SuperiorInvasive Bloody Red Shrimp Discovered in Lake SuperiorA new invasive species has turned up in Lake Superior, the bloody red shrimp. The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Wisconsin, Minnesota To Fight Invasive Species Along RiverWisconsin, Minnesota To Fight Invasive Species Along RiverDecontamination units in Minnesota and Wisconsin will launch a multiday effort to stop numerous invasive species that threaten a river separating the two states. The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Hundreds Gather in St. Cloud to Study Aquatic Invasive SpeciesHundreds Gather in St. Cloud to Study Aquatic Invasive SpeciesHundreds of scientists, resort owners, government experts and concerned citizens are in St. Cloud this week for the second Aquatic Invaders Summit. Lee VossLee Voss