Ohio woman pleads guilty to selling invasive crayfish species across 36 states
The case is believed to be the first enforcement action of its kind aimed at preventing the advance of the marbled crayfish
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The case is believed to be the first enforcement action of its kind aimed at preventing the advance of the marbled crayfish
An Ohio woman pleaded guilty on Wednesday to selling crayfish online, a practice officials fear could allow the invasive creature to spread across the United States.
Outdoornews January 28, 2021 Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 While on patrol during the white-tailed deer gun-hunting season, state wildlife officer Chad Grote noticed two loose horses running away from their owners in Union County near the Marion County line. State wildlife officer Brian Motsinger and state wildlife investigator Justus Nethero were close by and were called in to assist. They helped keep the horses off the road and away from vehicles as well as corral them back to their pen. Although catching horses is not something wildlife officers are tasked with on a daily basis, t...