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AIS Detectors learn to identify invasives

A group of volunteers in the Duluth area called AIS Detectors are learning to identify Aquatic Invasive Species to prevent further spread.

Invasive Dupes, Part 4: Two Tiny Mussels, One Big Difference

Another successful summer for the Water Project

by Lauren Rehbein 11th grade student

ECR water project - The Timberjay

ELY- Editor’s note: Ely Community Resource has hosted a water project in Ely since 2016. Every year, they submit an article written by one of their high school employees for publication in the …

Another successful summer for the Water Project

by Lauren Rehbein 11th grade student

Starry Trek 2020: Volunteers Needed to Protect Minnesota Waters

Alexandria MN – Volunteers are needed on Saturday, August 15, 2020 to participate in a statewide search for starry stonewort, one of Minnesota’s newest aquatic invasive species. Hundreds of volunteers

Gull Chain of Lakes to host Nisswa Gala on Aug. 6

Tickets are $60

Fishers capture 30 invasive carp in the Mississippi River – Outdoor News Daily

Crews pull 30 invasive carp from Mississippi River near Winona, MN

A commercial fishing company captured 30 of the invasives, the largest number caught at one time this far upstream

Best way to attack starry stonewort is to hunt it down and catch it early

“If you can find those plants early on, you have a good chance of stopping it — early detection can pay off big,” says Becker County Aquatic Invasive Species Coordinator Karl Koenig.