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Ontario bans multiple species of lobster-like creatures capable of eco-destruction - Vimarsana News

Ontario bans multiple species of lobster-like creatures capable of eco-destruction

The Province of Ontario is clamping down on invasive species, introducing ten new plants and animals capable of destroying local ecosystems to the ...

Source: blogto.com
New invasive species designated - Ontario OUT of DOORS - Vimarsana News

New invasive species designated - Ontario OUT of DOORS

Ten new restricted and prohibited species will be added to Ontario’s Invasive Species Act as of January 1.

Source: oodmag.com
Grass carp caught in Upper Niagara River - Ontario OUT of DOORS - Vimarsana News

Grass carp caught in Upper Niagara River - Ontario OUT of DOORS

A 32-pound grass carp caught near Fort Erie, in the Upper Niagara River in mid-August was found to be sterile. 

Source: oodmag.com
Blitz aims to stop spread of aquatic invasive species - Ontario OUT of DOORS - Vimarsana News

Blitz aims to stop spread of aquatic invasive species - Ontario OUT of DOORS

The OFAH Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP) is holding a week-long aquatic invasive species blitz in locations around the province.

Source: oodmag.com
Wildlife officials on the hunt for wild pigs, begin surveillance program in northwestern Ontario - Vimarsana News

Wildlife officials on the hunt for wild pigs, begin surveillance program in northwestern Ontario

The Invading Species Awareness Program is looking for volunteers to assist with its Wild Pig Surveillance Program. Chosen candidates will setup and monitor supplied trail cameras to detect wild pigs on the landscape. ISAP is looking to fill a gap in northwestern Ontario surveillance, but volunteers are needed throughout the province.

Source: cbc.ca