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Dealing with Chemicals in Your Drinking Water
Human Impact on Aquatic Plant Life
Green Water is Costing Iowa Residents Millions of Dollars
Curly-leaf Pondweed Disappearing from Clear Lake Shores
Researchers Discover that Zebra Mussels Increase Blue-Green Algae
Hawaii to Impose User Fee to Help Ocean Conservation Efforts
The Massive Effort to Rid Lake Decatur of Farm Runoff
Adirondack Boat Inspections Made Permanent
Rhode Island Law Says the Shore Belongs to Everyone, Not Just Private Homeowners
Control of One Aquatic Weed Opens Door for Secondary Aquatic Invasive Species
May 2021
April 2021
March 2021
January 2021
February 2021
November 2020
December 2020
Why Full Dams don't Mean Water Security
More Transparency on Herbicide Treatments
Weed Harvester will be used on Georgica Pond
What effect do blue-green algae have on you or your loved ones?
Military and Government Groups Endorse North Carolina Salt Marsh Protection Plan
Wisconsin's Lack of Algae Bloom Information on its 15,000 Lakes
An Anti-Pollution Absorbent is Made from Water Hyacinth
Seaweed Farms a Possible Solution to Algae Blooms
Boat Registration Fees Fund Aquatic Invasive Species Battle
Operated by the EPA, the Lake Guardian Collects Date on the Great Lakes
Seaplane Pilots Create an AIS Inspection Program
Richardson Bay Agency Considers Eelgrass Protection Anchorage
Scientists Find Underwater Plants Can Combat Ocean Acidification
Mechanical Harvesting Removed 6,000 lbs of Invasive Eurasian Milfoil in Two Hours
20,000 Carp to Clean Polluted Ulhas River
Chinese Dams Unleash Water On Mekong River
How Shipping Ports can Become More Sustainable
Eurasian Milfoil Infestation Exacerbated by Boats
Mysterious Eagle Deaths Linked to Cyanobacterium
Asian Carp have the Potential to Devastate the Great Lakes
Road Salt Can Be Toxic To Fish and Wildlife
More than 30 States Find Invasive Zebra Mussels in Aquarium Moss Balls
What's the Relationship Between Walleyes and Zebra Mussels?
Darkened Reservoirs Can Blot Out Hydropower’s Climate Gains
Even Record Freeze Couldn't Eradicate Texas' Toughest Invasive Species
Milfoil Harvesting in Okanagan Lakes Has Been a Success
U.S. Army Corps Explores Helping States with Aquatic Invasive Species Costs
Strategic Aquatic Plant Harvesting as a Multi-faceted In-Lake Management Tool
Shrinking of Wular Lake
The Potomac River: Its Future Depends On Us
69 Dams Removed in 2020
A Goldfish Explosion in Hamilton Harbour Stresses the Ecosystem
Colorado River Getting Saltier
Minnesota Lakes and Rivers Advocates Push for Boater's Education
Seagrass Meadows Could Help Remove Plastic from the Oceans
Corn, Herpes and an Underwater Conveyor Belt Fight Invasive Carp
Demand for Carp Skyrockets
Floating River Trash is Threatening Regional Hydropower Plant
Wetland Acquisition and Restoration in Vermont
Game and Fish Exploring Ways to Address Algae at Renner Reservoir
Scientists Identify Deadly Chemical Killing Coho Salmon
Plastic Water Pipes Can Leak Hazardous Chemicals after High Heat Exposure
Restoration Of Wetlands Can Be The Best Purification Strategy For Nitrate-Laden Water
Silica the Best Environmental Alternative to Plastic Microbeads
Chemicals from Plastic in Ocean Lead to Animal Deformities
Is the Potomac River Recovery Stalling?
October 2020
September 2020
Duckweed is Poised to become a New Superfood
August 2020
Giant Salvinia Returns to Barnett Reservoir after Chemical Treatments
November 2020
Aquarius Systems is Making a Difference in Puerto Rico
Living Shorelines: Natural Defense to Storms
The Great Lakes are Stressed and Climate change is Making it Worse
Why Muck is a Bad Thing and What to do About it
Winter Lovers Want More Ice on Lake Hopatcong
Movement Against Glitter Brings Awareness About Microplastics
Abundance of Common Carp in Lake Okabena
Climate Change Leads To Less Lake Ice
Intensifying Hurricanes are Helping Invasive Species Spread Across the U.S.
Eco-Friendly Methods to Clean Oil Spills
Long-Banned Toxics are Still Accumulating in Great Lakes Birds
Chemical Treatments Can Lead to Algae Blooms
Sound-Wave Emitting Buoy that Kills Algae
Food Wrappers, Not Cigarette Butts Majority of Beach Litter
Rise in Boat Sales Could Suggest a New Quagga Mussel Infestation
Highly Invasive Eurasian Watermilfoil Discovered in Animas Valley
Bringing Back History: The Attempt To Restore Wild Rice On Spur Lake
Invasion of the Algae Blooms!
Fishing Line Highest Among Potential Pathways Spreading the Invasive Species
Phosphorus is Vanishing from the Soil but is Reappearing in Waterways
Great Lakes Fish Populations at Risk from Low Nutrient Levels
Can Anyone Stop China's Vast Armada of Fishing boats?
UV Lights Used to Zap Lake Tahoe's Invasive Plants
Aquatic Vegetation Goal for DeGray Lake Project
The Goal is to Remove as Much Phosphorous from the Lake as Possible
325 Million Pounds of Electronics Recycled in Wisconsin
House Passes Legislation on Asian Carp Prevention in Lake Michigan
A Maine Tribe Worries About its Water
Should plants and animals that relocate because of climate change be considered invasive?
Can We Eat our Way out of the Invasive Species Problem?
Over 50 Invasive Carp Captured on Mississippi River
July 2020
Three Million Pounds of Weeds Harvested So Far by Chautauqua Lake Association
June 2020
May 2020
Made in Wisconsin
April 2020
Important Wetland Habitats From Around The World
Chemical Treatment For Aquatic Invasives May Hurt Native Lake Plants
Endocrine Disruptors in Lakes are Becoming an Emerging Concern
Zebra Mussel Fears Mellow as Prevention Efforts Slow Spread
Lee County Hyacinth Control Uses Weed Harvester to Clear Canal
Aquatic Weed Harvester Works to Remove Washed-Up Weeds
Aquarius Systems’ Trash Hunters Aid in the Removal of Marine Debris
Scientists Find 117 Chemicals in Grand Portage Fish and Lake Bottom
Florida Approves Water Measure Aimed at Easing Algae Blooms
Invasive Hydrilla is Disappearing in Some Texas Lakes
An Amphibious Excavator is the Shoreline Management Solution
Oceans are Key to Humanity’s Survival and Well Being
Harmful Blue-Green Algae Blooms
Scientists Discover a New Invasive Plant on the Connecticut River
A Healthy Lake is the Best Safeguard Against Invasive Species
Undersea Kelp Forests are Dying at Alarming Rates
Lack of Funds May Hinder Weed Harvesting Program
Ambitious Plan to Clean Milwaukee’s Rivers
Process Converts Sargassum Seaweed into Biofuel and Fertilizer
Water Restoration and Protection in New York State
Mechanical Harvesting Proven Effective on Curly Leaf Pond Weed
Frankenfish Becoming More Common in Mississippi
Snow Loss Fueling Harmful Algal Blooms
Rivers Recovering Without Human Interference
Boundary Waters Could Feel Effects of Change to Clean Water Act
In Battle for Clean Water, Carp Win First Round
Plastic Debris at the Ends of World
10 Years Later: Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Wildlife Makes a Comeback at Marblehead’s Goldthwait Reservation
Florida's War on Weeds is Killing Fish and Supercharging Red Tide
Shoreline Herbicide Application Results in Significant Native Plant Death
Plastic Trash Kills Half A Million Hermit Crabs On Remote Islands Each Year
Starry Stonewort Battle Could Switch to Hand-to-Hand Combat
Degraded Condition of Georgica Pond
Wisconsin - the Birthplace of the Modern Weed Harvesters
Oysters may be the Answer to Stop Eroding Shorelines
March 2020
Glyphosate Herbicide Roundup Triggers Loss of Biodiversity
Study Links Blue-green Algae to ALS
How Climate Change And Invasive Species Are Altering The Colorado River
February 2020
Survey Reveals 200 Acres of Invasive Hybrid Hydrilla in Lower Connecticut River
January 2020
Zebra Mussels Discovered in Trout Hatchery Water Supply
November 2019
December 2019
TVA Finding Balance in Fight Against Water Weeds
Fish Thrive In Power Plant Lakes
If you Love Something Set it Free; or is that Just Making Pollution?
Bait Shop Initiative Informs Customers about Aquatic Invasive Species
Native Species or Invasive? The Distinction Blurs as the World Warms
Lake Huron’s Native Americans Warn of the Fragility of Water
What Role Can Oysters Play to Help Improve Water Quality?
Big Bass Returning to Caney Lake since Aquatic Vegetation has Returned
Traverse City will be First in the World to Sort Fish for Upriver Passage
Mini Reefs to Keep Water Clean and Healthy
New Shedd Scientist Studies Impact of Invasive Species in Lake Michigan
Invasive Silver Carp Confirmed for the First Time in SW Minnesota
Amsterdam Trials Bubble Barrier to Clean River Waste
Research Project Studies Cultural, Economic Impacts of Ice Loss
Herbicide Weed Resistance Battle Must be Fought at Different Levels
Thousands of Mysterious Holes Discovered on Seafloor Off California Coast
Museum to be Created Featuring Underwater Debris
October 2019
Weed That Eats Glyphosate Discovered in Australia
Plastic Waste Kills Half a Million Crabs on Remote Island
Ford And McDonald's Join Forces To Save The Planet
Invasive Fish Removal Helps Restore Lake Mattamuskeet
Shoreline Development Can Impact Lake Health
High Level of Mercury Found in Pumas Linked to Coastal Fog
Physical Changes to Fish Species may be Linked to Water Quality
Amsterdam Uses Air Bubble Barrier to Tackle Plastic Waste
Rockweed Industry Adrift After Ruling Allows Landowners to Restrict Access
Economic Benefits of Water Hyacinth Recycling Initiative
River Alliance of Wisconsin Announces Partnership to Better Protect Native Species
Toxic Chemicals Can be Dumped into the Merrimack River
Aquatic Weed Harvester Effective in Maintaining New Zealand Waterways
Algae Blooms Make Glaciers Melt Faster
Leader in Water Management Equipment
Starry Stonewort has Makings of High-Impact Invader
Wisconsin Fish Farmers Seeing Steady Demand
Increased River Vegetation Pleases Anglers, Frustrates Boaters
Cleaning Up the Anacostia River
Over Fishing Could Drive Some Tuna Species to Extinction
Invasive Plant Could Cost Salmon Industry $159 Million Annually
Minnesota Minerals Pale in Importance to the Health of the State’s Waters
New Wisconsin Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan Approved
Formosa Plastics Agrees to Settle Lawsuit for Illegally Dumping Plastic
No New Aquatic Invasive Plant Species Found
Microplastics in the Great Lakes: 1,941 Particles Per Pound of Sediment
September 2019
August 2019
July 2019
Trash Floods Fishtrap Lake
June 2019
May 2019
Suffolk to Ban Balloon Releases
April 2019
New Detection Devices Could Record Microplastic Pollution Levels in Real Time
March 2019
February 2019
January 2019
Impact of Everglades Restoration Projects on Waterfowl
Bacteria on Invasive Plant Killing Eagles
Lake Sturgeon Temporarily Removed from Muskegon River
Use of Herbicide to Combat Eurasian Milfoil Draws Criticism
Diamond Lake Chemical Treatment Caused Fish Kill
Advanced Research on Lake George
Americans' Tap Water is Contaminated with Forever Chemicals
Manual Removal of Invasive Water Hyacinth Worries Environmentalists
Chemical Turns Polluted Green Lakes Clear
Debate Continues on Muck and Milfoil on Little Lake
The Amazon is on Fire - Here's Why you Should Care!
Why are so Many Fish Dying in Minneapolis' Cedar Lake?
Nevada Irrigation District Looking at Alternatives to Roundup
Seaplane Pilots Testing Invasive Species Education
Alligator Lake Excavation Almost Complete
State Investigating Treatment of Dumont Lake after Animal Deaths
Keeping Milwaukee’s Waterways Clean for the DNC
Invasive Black Carp Are on the Move
Kiel Man Honored for 50 Years of Lake Stewardship
Protecting our Water Resources
Billions Invested in Clean Water: Port Milwaukee Implements a Range of Methods to Great Success
Strategic Analysis of Aquatic Plant Management in Wisconsin
Fish Cannons, Koi Herpes and Other Tools to Combat Invasive Carp
Louisiana Asks Public for Help with Invasive Asian Swamp Eels
Harvester Fleet Ready to Battle Weeds on Yahara Lake
Army Corps Fighting off Underwater Invasion
Weed Cutters Fight Flooding
New Weed Harvester Puts Blades to Water
Harmful Algae Blooms Keep Water Sports on Hold at Lakes in NJ, NY and PA
Dane County to buy 160 acres of land to expand Pheasant Branch Conservancy
Fish Kill Shortly after Chemical Treatment
Embracing The Salt And Adapting To Sea Level Rise
NOAA Researchers Depart for Expedition to Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument
Water in Potomac Getting Better But Still Not Clean
Hand Harvesting Of Eurasian Water Milfoil To Begin On Eagle Chain
90% of Fish Stocks are Used Up - Fisheries Must Stop Emptying the Ocean
The Business of Saving Bees
Dog Dies After Exposure to Toxin at Anderson Lake
Rebound in Water Quality Likely Due to Weed Harvester
State Blocks Chemical Treatment at Stockbridge Bowl
Zebrafish Could be Key to Parkinson's Disease Treatment
Invasive Species Wrecking Assam's Rhino Habitats
Oceanographer Testifies Plastic Pellets are Poisonous
Adidas to Make 11 Million Pairs of Shoes from Recycled Ocean Plastic
California Smelt Spiral Toward Extinction
Owasco Lake Groups Ready to Take Algal Bloom Project Requests
Fighting Invasive Curlyleaf Pondweed with Aquatic Plant Harvester
Discovery of Endangered Mussels Curtails Milfoil Control Program
Underwater Vegetation Likely to Take a Hit This Spring on TVA Lakes
Combination of Tools to Protect Iowa Great Lakes
Monster Ghost Net Hauled from Remote Waters
Discarded Balloons are 32% More Likely to Kill a Seabird than Hard Plastics
UM Biological Station Grant to Track Aquatic Invasive Species
Will Scaring Asian Carp Prevent them from Spreading?
Northern Lakes are Losing Their Ice Cover
Lake Association Voices Opposition to Herbicide Use
The New Plastic Threat to Marine Life
Ban on Use of Chemical Fertilizers and Pesticides in Dal Lake
Water as Precious as Oil
Water Hyacinth Harvester Procured from Italy Sitting Idle Amid Problems and Missing Parts
Bio-Fuel from Water Hyacinth
Plan to End Threat of Asian carp to Lake Erie
Southwest Florida Red Tide Episode Kills Record Number of Sea Turtles
December 2018
November 2018
Glyphosate Ban Necessary Call for Lake Okeechobee
Hyacinth Dooming Fishing Trade
Conservation Commission Kills Stockbridge Bowl Herbicide Test Plan
Mechanical Harvesting Part of Cleanup Efforts on Mill Pond
Clay Mining Sounds Death Knell for Chinnavedampatti Lake
Solar Powered Irrigation: A Solution to Water Management
Plastic Waste Dumping Greatly Endangering Bay of Bengal
The Challenges of Water Scarcity
Governor Bans Car Washing on the Shores of Lake Victoria
Project to Clean Up the Ocean's Garbage Patch Isn't Working
Japan Says It Will Resume Commercial Whaling
Senator Studies New Law to Manage Aquatic Vegetation
Investigation Underscores Need for Water Quality Funding
Global Project Launched to Protect Marine Biodiversity
Startup Producing Electricity from Poisonous Plant
Officials Aim To Improve Water Quality In Northwest Iowa Lake
For Hong Kong to Win the Plastics War, it Must go Cold Turkey on Tableware
Floating Park Is Made From Recycled Plastic Trash
Fifth Our Ocean Conference Generates US$10.7 Billion in Pledges
Eight Simple Ways to Help Take Care of the Ocean
October 2018
September 2018
August 2018
July 2018
June 2018
May 2018
April 2018
March 2018
February 2018
January 2018
Scientists Are Replacing Plastic With Algae
October 2017
November 2017
December 2017
State Denies Herbicide Treatment For Invasive Milfoil In Lake Iroquois
CLA Removes Over 13.3M Pounds Of Weeds
Draining Omaha lake Proposed to Kill Invasive Species
Chesapeake Sees Unprecedented Jellyfish Scarcity
Harvesting Water Hyacinth to Produce Yoga Mats
Plastic is Killing 40% of Baby Sea Turtles
Invasive Species Threaten Nevada
Invasive Carp to Be Removed From Lake Minnetonka
Schroon Lake is Infested with Curly Leaf Pondweed and Milfoil
Suburban Chicago Lake's Fish Kill Sparked by Herbicide Treatment
Fracking is Destroying U.S. Water Supply
Invasive Water Plant Discovered in Maine lake
Persistent High Lake Levels Set Stage for Big Flood
Businessman uses Milfoil Harvester to Cut Out Invasive Water Plant
$1.5 Million in Funding will be Used to Eradicate Invasive Weeds
Chautauqua Institution Files Suit after Herbicide Testing
Weeds Removed from Dal Unloaded on the Road
Invasive Zombie Plants in Quebec
Recycled Roads
Cazenovia Lake Association Controls Invasive Eurasian Milfoil
Fish Found Dead after Chemical Treatment
Spring Pygmy Sunfish Halt Mazda Toyota Manufacturing Plant
Curly Leaf Pondweed Harvesting Results
Iroquois Homeowners Return to Non-Chemical Milfoil Tactics
Single-Use Plastic Bag Submerged 7 Miles Below Ocean's Surface
Control Invasive Carp of Lake Minnetonka
Plastic Pollution Crisis: How Waste Ends up in Our Oceans
Inspections Find Lots of Aquatic Invasive Species
July is Lakes Appreciation Month
Giant Goldfish who Steal Sperm to Clone Selves Spotted in Saskatchewan
Connecticut Port Participates in Fishing for Energy Program
Mumbai Has Highest Concentration of Non-Biodegradable Marine Debris
State Rejects Milfoil Plan At Quechee’s Lake Pinneo
Paper Mills Likely Major Source of Chemical Pollution in Waterways
Water Mismanagement Leaves India's Silicon Valley Parched
Greehouse Gas Feedback Loop Discovered in Freshwater Lakes
The Material That Could Solve the World's Water Crisis
Keeping Freshwater Fisheries Area Healthy
District to Test Chemicals vs. Mechanical Harvesting
Overuse of Farm Fertilizer Drives Minnesota’s First Effort to Regulate It
Hurricane Floodwaters Spread Non-Native Freshwater Plants and Animals
Water Hyacinth Possible Cause of Fish Kill on Veli Lake
A Chemical Mystery in the Great Lakes
Plan to Weed Out Water Hyacinth from 26 Lakes
Invasive Zebra Mussels Could Cost Millions if they Reach Reservoirs
Muskrats Force School Section Lake to Close
Comfort Lake Watershed District No Longer Budgeting for Eurasian Water Milfoil Fight
New Toxic Danger Posed by Ocean Plastic Trash
Research on Fighting Starry Stonewort Yields Limited Success
Weed Harvesters Aide in Hydro-power Production
Swedish University Marine Biologists Show How the Plastics Industry is Leaking Microplastics
Galápagos Fighting the Rising Tide of Plastic Pollution
Detergent Waste Chokes Yamuna
World's Biggest Seafood Companies Must Address Lost Fishing Gear
Trash Hunter Boat Is Cruising Passaic River For Filth
Spotlight on the St. Clair River
Plant Diversity Doesn't Protect Lakes from Invaders
Residents Could Face Fine if they Use Chemicals to Fight Lake Weeds
Nebraska Watershed Adopts New Groundwater Plan
Giant Balls of Bacteria Pile Up on Arctic Lake Beds
How Chemical-Laden Human Waste is Hurting Fish
Water Crisis and Scarcity
Curly Leaf Pond Weed Could Cause Problems on Iowa Great Lakes
Watercraft Inspectors Protecting Against Aquatic Invasive Species
Baringo Lakes on the Deathbed after Attack by Water Hyacinth
Company to Probe for Minerals Close to Mekong River Dolphin Habitat
City Considers Options for Treating Algae
Is There Anything Wrong With Tap Water
DNR Violation to Operate a Motor Vehicle on Exposed Lake Bed
Weed Control Part of Dane County Plan
Controlling Non-Native Species by Eating Them
Ecological Value of Exotic Water Plants Equals that of Indigenous Species
Absence of Water Hyacinth Damages Eco-Balance
September 2017
1,367 Wetlands Facing Serious Threat
August 2017
July 2017
Dirty Water and Toxic Fish
June 2017
Natural vegetation on the Lakeshore Enhances Fish and Wildlife Habitat
May 2017
April 2017
Study Finds Links Between Deforestation and Fisheries Yields in the Amazon
March 2017
February 2017
January 2017
Marine Organisms Shred Plastic Bags into Millions of Pieces
December 2016
November 2016
Museum of Ice Cream hit with Fine Over Sprinkles
Eating Trash on the Ganges
Aluminum Sulfate Traps Phosphorus in Sediment
Progress Made in Eradication of Eurasian Watermilfoil in Truckee River
Excess Weed Spraying Damaging Lake Ecosystem
October 2016
Lack of Saltwater in Laguna Lake Equals Hyacinth Boom
Clark Fork Delta Restoration Combats Erosion of Wildlife Habitat
European Frog-Bit: Be on the Lookout for This Aggressive Invasive Plant
City Hauls in Over a Tonne of Invasive Goldfish
Challenges Facing Great Lakes Water Quality
Trash Hunter Collects 1,545 Cubic Yards of Debris
Nairobi Firm Eyes Lake Victoria Water Hyacinth for Electricity Production
Vembanad Lake Dying a Slow Death
Massive Amounts of Trash Trapped In Miami Canal Booms Can Be Seen From Space
Eutrophication: A Silent Killer of Lakes
Motorboat Limits Supported by Hales Corners Panel for Kelly Lake
Chemical Treatment Wiped Out Milfoil and All Other Aquatic Plants
Seaplanes Eyed in Invasive Species Efforts
Harvesters, Herbicide May be Part of 2018 Curlyleaf Plan
Microbes Aid in Establishment of Invasive Species
Stormwater Pollution is Killing Coho Before Spawning
Officials To Lower Water Level Of Quinsigamond Lake & Flint Pond
Minnesota Researchers Studying Aquatic Invasive Species
Officials Take Tour of Lake Erie Algae Bloom
Aquatic Weed Harvester and Herbicides Dual Approach to Weed Management
Dead Fish Found in Chemically-Cleaned Littoinen Lake
Organic Farm Helps Feed Red Lake Tribe Members
Fond du Lac Band Restores Wild Rice
Triploid Grass Carp Destroy Fishery
Water Hyacinth to Help Remove Chromium from Water
Lock and Dam Changes Aimed at Stopping Invasive Carp
Little Lake Sees Big Developments with Honeoye Research
Island Lake May Restrict Fertilizers with Phosphorous
Common Carp Damage Minnesota Waters
Cargo Containers Lost at Sea Another Form of Marine Debris
Weed Harvester Collects Hundreds of Dead Carp
Toxic Chemicals Found in Tuna
20,000 Pounds of Weeds Removed From Bellandur Lake
Volunteers Scour Minnesota Lakes for Starry Stonewort
Vegetation Growing on Boone Lake a Benefit to Aquatic Habitat
Fertilizers Pose Growing Threat to U.S. Waterways
Scientists Digging Up 'Ghost Ponds' and Bringing Plants Back to Life
Curlyleaf Pondweed Invading Iowa Lake
Georgica Pond Opened for Shellfishing after Toxic Blue-Green Algae
Invasive Plant Species can Enhance Coastal Ecosystems
Lake Horowhenua’s Environmental Health Progressing Well
Male Fish Mutating into Females because of Waste Chemicals
Vegetation Harvester Begins Fourth Year Of Operation
Hi-Tech Solution To Aquatic Weed Monitoring
Curlyleaf Continues to Cause Summer Woes
SePro Claims Trade Secrets to be Exempt from Full Disclosure
Weed Harvesters Remove 3,707 Tons of Weeds
Duckweed-to-Ethanol
Otter Tail Focuses More on Stopping Starry Stonewort
Blue Waters Barge Cleanup Effort
Chemical Free Animal Feed Made from Water Hyacinth
Two separate ‘fish kills’ affecting species in Lake of the Ozarks
Aquatic Invasive Species and Montana's Loons
Lake Iroquois Milfoil Treatment Unlikely This Year
Researchers Study Invasive Mussels
Chemical Flush Could Restore Hundreds of Finnish Lakes
Grid Network to End Water Scarcity
Invasive Green Crab Could Threaten Marine Life
Weed Havesters Enlisted to Clean Bellandur Lake
Instead of Curbing Pollution, State Lawmakers Consider Chemical Treatment
DC Water Launches 2 New River Boat Skimmers to Clean the Anacostia River
North America’s Freshwater Lakes are Getting Saltier
Invasive Aquatic Weed, Starry Stonewort, Creeps Across US
Carp-to-Fertilizer Option to Remove Invasive Fish
New Plan To Fight Glen Lake Milfoil but not Hurt Native Plants
Scientists Identify Cause of the "Sea Fangle' Phenomenon
Water Hyacinth Could Help Clean Up Lake Ainsworth
Years After Accidental Fish Kill, Wapato Lake to Get Algae Treatment Again
Fishermen are Turning to Sand Harvesting Along Lake Victoria
Senators Get Behind Bill to Clean up Trashed Coastlines
Aquaculture Chemicals are Polluting Chilean Rivers
Alum a Temporary Solution for Toxic Algae
Weed Harvesting Improving Water Quality
160 Invasive Species in Michigan Waters
Algaecide Treatments Not Effective on Starry Stonewort
Candlewood Lake Residents Oppose Use of Chemicals
Michigan’s Fight Against Invasive Asian Carp
Non-Native Species Impacts Plant and Animal Communities
Aquatic Invasive Species Grant for Waukesha County
Cazenovia Lake Chemical Treatment Process Moving Forward
September 2016
August 2016
July 2016
June 2016
Fight Against Invasive Hydbrid Plant More Complicated
May 2016
Alcohol, Gas and Fertilizer to Pay for Water
April 2016
March 2016
February 2016
January 2016
Invasive Water Hyacinths Could Fuel Philippines Kitchen
December 2015
Scientists Discover Pollution 10,000 Meters Below Ocean’s Surface
Beneficial Reef Projects to the Outer Banks
Fracking Fluids Cause Significant Harm to Fish
Trace Medications, Chemicals May be Harming Fish
Herbicides vs. Hand-Pulling of Aquatic Plants
Fyrne Lake Farms Prepares Recycled Trees for Fish Habitat
Fishing Rule Aims To Protect All Marine Mammals
Aquatic Weeds Threaten to Disrupt Pumping Stations
Bioengineering your Shoreline Can Save Money & Improve Water Quality
Montana Legislation to Prevent Spread of AIS
Mekong River Delta Wastes Tons of Fertilizer
Fox Valley Lake Lowered to Kill Off Weeds
Federal Funding for AIS Prevention
22 Million Pounds of Plastic Debris Enter the Great Lakes Each Year
DNR Sets Protective Elevation for White Bear Lake
Farm Nutrients Considered Key in Algae
Hybrid Form of Milfoil on Pentwater Lake
Aquatic Weed Harvester Removes 423 Tons of Weeds
Scientists to Create Aquatic Species Map
Mechanical Harvester to Gather Water Hyacinth
Thanksgiving’s Effect on Water Quality
Algae Trending as Top Plant-Based Protein Source
Benefits From an Exotic Species of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation
How Seaweed Can Feed the World
Aquatic Weed May Feed Biofuel Boom
Harvesting Invasive Plants for Fertilizer and Fuel
Group Aims to Slow Watershed's Fertilizer Runoff
Duckweed and Algae Beneficial for a Marsh System
Hidden Streambed Phosphorus Key to Lake Cleanup
Fly Ash to Repair Dying Lakes
Algae Treatment Kills Hundreds of Fish in Colorado
Using Invasive Species to Cook Sustainably
Aquatic Invasive Species Population Stabilized
Fishermen are the Worst Polluters
Turning Degraded Streams into Fish Habitat
Water Drone Collects Marine Debris
Beneficial Aquatic Weeds in Lake Greenwood
European Frogbit Detected in West Michigan Lakes
Leave the Weed Cutting to Professionals
Researchers Study Agriculture’s Impact on Wetlands
Lake Management Workers Remove 80 Truckloads of Biomass
85 Acres On Waterfront Could Be Reclaimed
Massive Declines in Crooked River Fish Populations
Decades of Fertilizer Pollution in California
Hong Kong Must Clean up Its Act When It Comes to Garbage
Artificial Habitats Give Fish Permanent Home
Drinking Water Worries Amidst Chemical Use
Controlling Weeds on Lake Mahopac
Lake Erie Toxic Algae
Landowners Fed Up with Trash Left in San Marcos River
Private Partnerships Have Positive Impact on Water Quality
New Tactic in Fight Against Zebra Mussels
Healthy Riparian Area can Protect the Environment
Future of Biofuel Isn’t Corn—It’s Algae
Water Garden’s Ripple Effect on Waterways
Sustained Harvesting Reduces Seed Bank
Texas' Natural Habitat at Risk Due to Spread of Invasive Species
Expense of Invasive Hydrilla
Legal Loophole to Extract Peat
Invasive and Now Not
Gulf Of Mexico Dead Zone
Clearer Lake Means More Native Plants
Water Hyacinth Turns River to Dryland
Marine Vegetation to Change Antarctica's Ecosystem
Underwater Grass Beds Maintain Health
Fertilizer Ban in Effect
No-Swim, Fish Consumption Advisories
Asian Carp Fight to Feature New Barrier
State Park Service to Perform Weed Harvesting on Lake Hopatcong
Debris Skimmer & Adopt-A-River Program
Hydrologists Blame Toxin Used to Kill Fish for Parkinson's Diagnoses
Fertilizer Ordinances Protect Lakes
Invasive Species Traded Online
Predators Decimate Young Salmon
Robotic Laboratories Fan Out to Study the Seas
Putting Invasive Weeds to Work
Trash Hunter to Remove Floating Materials
Invasive Water Lettuce and Water Hyacinth a Major Concern
Study detects invasive Eurasian Milfoil in Lake Revelstoke
Salt Water to Control Milfoil
Stopping AIS Movement in Bait Trade
Winter Drawdown Has Gives Milfoil Advantage over Native Species
$826,000 AIS Battle In Koronis
Stop Exotic Invaders Threatening Texas Waters
Harvester and Herbicides on Fox Lake
Study Highlights Cost of Invasive Species
Grasses Used to Help Purify Sewage
Floating Gardens Tackle Water Hyacinth Growth
War on Invasive Species Really Worth Fighting?
Fertilizers Long-Term Threat to Drinking Water
Seattle’s Salmon on Cocaine, Oxycodone, Valium, Prozac and Xanax
Invasive Species and Marine Debris
ISWA warns of global waste crisis
Port Of Stockton Proposes Project To Harvest Hyacinth For Biogas
Glacial Meltwater Flushing Phosphorus into Ocean’s
Clean Water versus Endangered Species
Process to Strip Nutrients from Waterways
Battle to Save Lake Karapiro's World-Class Status
Using Water Hyacinth as a Resource
Ohio Tough on Invasive Species Issues
Algae: A Good Source of Omega-3 Oil & Vitamin E
Fishing for Aquatic Invasive Species in Mississippi
Havoc-Wreaking Plant That Nearly Brought Hippos To The U.S.
Trash Skimmer Making a Difference
Statewide Initiative to Curb Runoff Pollution
Illegal Fish Harm Coldwater Systems
Military Waste Dumped into Lake Superior
November 2015
Northwest Boat Inspectors Get Big Boost from Federal Budget
U.S. EPA Approves California’s New Trash Control Policy
Larger Weed Harvester Expected to Improve Quality of Weed Removal
Encroachment on Lake Naivasha's Riparian Land
Protect Skaneateles Lake by Using Zero Phosphorus Fertilizers
Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals & Herbicides Behind Bass Collapse
Monitoring Efforts Continue for Water Hyacinth and Water Lettuce
Armored Shore Kills Habitat
Environmental Impact of Marine Debris on Shore
Fertilizer Abuse Main Cause of Aquatic Weed Menace
Minnesota Representatives Urge Corps for Portion of Funds for Marsh Lake Project
Beautiful White Beach Turned Trash Trap
Researchers Turn Urine into Fertilizer
Aquatic Plant Control Treatment Disrupts Migratory Birds
Eliminating Leaching of Fertilizer Good for the Environment
Lake Quassapaug Wins First Milfoil Battle
Invasive Silver Carp Negatively Affect Aquatic Food Chain
Phragmites Invasions Harm Riparian Ecology
The History of Committees to Save Lake Winona
Four More Years of Asian Carp Study
Ohio River's Huge Algae Bloom a Warning for Water Suppliers
Acid Rain Threatens Crayfish
Wetland to be Promoted as Tourist Destination
Property Owner Wants to Anchor Floating Bog
Wetland Plants to Clean Polluted Lakes
October 2015
On Wisconsin: Green Lake Trying to Set an Example
Delafield Eyes Purchase of New Weed Harvester
Color Coded Boats Keep Riparian Owners Informed
DNR to speak on Critical Habitat Designation for Lake Ripley
Environmental and Ecological Impacts of Flyboarding
September 2015
Protect State Waters by Properly Disposing of Water Garden Plants
August 2015
Lauderdale Lakes Weed Harvesting Program
July 2015
Plants Clean Some of America’s Dirtiest Water
June 2015
Herbicide to Treat Elodea Kills Native Aquatic Vegetation
Mealworms Make a Meal of Styrofoam
City and Watershed District Team up to Reduce Flooding
Harvesting Lake Weeds Improves Water Quality
Understanding Invasive Species
Erosion Control May Hinder Chesapeake Bay Recovery
Trawling for Trash in the Chesapeake Bay
Long Island Sound, An Ecosystem in Crisis
Residents Object to Forest Service Plan to Spray Herbicide
Black Hawk Lake’s Vegetation Harvester Wraps up its Second Season
Aquatic Vegetation in the Buffalo River Indicator of Health
Aquatic Weed Harvester Debuts on Hummock Pond
Marine Waste: Cleanser Can Release 100,000 Micro-Beads
How Hurricane Katrina Redrew the Gulf Coast
Big Roche-a-Cri Lake District Harvesting Program
Amid an Epic Drought the Salton Sea Shrinks
Surprising Connection Between Asian Carp and Medical Marijuana
Local Technology Students Turn Sargasso into Fertilizer
Town Eager to Tackle Lake Beseck’s Out-of-Control Weeds
Dam Owner Holds Water Hostage on Friendship Lake
DNR Video Shows Frenzied Asian carp Leaping From Illinois River
Shade Balls Prevent Water Evaporation
Eco-Friendly Way of Treating Water
Drought Conditions are Wreaking Havoc on Fish Across Idaho
Chesapeake Bay Underwater Grasses Continue to Rebound
The Community Impact of Invasive Species in Michigan
Lake Hopatcong Weed Harvesting
Rainbow Lake Weed Problem: Doubts About Chemicals
Trash in Transpacific Yacht Race
Be on the Lookout for Water Soldier
Researchers Dye Sammamish River to Test Water Quality
Columbia Irrigation District Hopes Aquatic Weed Cutter Cuts Their Problems
Mechanical Harvester Helping to Reestablish Wild Rice on the St. Louis River
Indian Lake Restoration Project
Elodea Disturbing Navigation for Planes on Lake Hood
Aquarius Systems Weed Harvester Doing the Trick on Lake Hallie
Lake George Jefferson Project Provides Model for Waters Elsewhere
Mechanical Harvester Plays Significant Role in Invasive Aquatic Plant Management
Couple Gets Caught in the Weeds at Lake Kohlmier
May 2015
April 2015
March 2015
Researchers Monitor the Growth of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria in Waterways
How the Use of Natural Flood Defenses can Protect our Coast and Rivers
Analyzing and Improving the Sustainability of Lake Associations
A Brand New Dodge Dart Sits at the Bottom of Candlewick Lake
Predicting Sediment Flow in Coastal Vegetation
Tampa Bay Sea Grass Beds Expand
Wisconsin to get $36.5 Million for Conservation Programs
High Phosphate Fertilizer Applied to Arkansas Lakes
A Model for Treating and Reusing Water
State-of-the-Art Water Filtration Demonstration Project
Once Pristine Wawayanda Lake Struggles to Live Again
7,400 Pounds of Phosphorus Removed From Lakes
Herbicide Use Resumes on Half Moon Lake
Sustainable Phosphorus Recovery from Wastewater
Setauket Task Force Sets Out to Protect Orphan Harbor
Invasive Mussels Found During Boat Inspection
Invasive Species Reintroduce Toxic Chemicals to Green Bay Food Web
Drones Used to Aid in Plastic Pollution Research
Aquatic Plant Management Program Uses Plant Harvesters and Herbicides
Asian Carp Creeping Toward Lake Michigan
What is a Lake Vegetation Management Plan?
50-foot-long Debris Collection Vessel
Hot Water Can Prevent the Spread of Invasive Species
Council Votes Unanimously Not to Spray Curly Leaf Pondweed
Realistic Goals to Control Curly-Leaf Pondweed
New Study Links Herbicide to Cancer
Nutrient Pollution Damages Stream Health
Using Technology to Track Marine Debris
Uncertain Environmental Consequences of Herbicide Use
Weed Harvester to Remove Salvinia from Baldwin Swamp
6,000 Pounds of Invasive Carp Pulled from Silver Lake
Eating Invasive Species: Asian Carp is on the Menu
Battle to Control Aquatic Plants Still Ongoing
Overstocked Grass Carp Upset Balance of Lake Austin
Dried Water Hyacinth on Surface Water Catches Fire
Eight Million Tons of Plastic Dumped in Ocean Every Year
Pesticide & Herbicide Effect Not Tested or Heavily Regulated
Microbeads Showing Up In the Great Lakes
Water Hyacinth: A Blessing Not a Curse
Drawdown at Children's Lake to Kill off Nuisance Plants
Only as a Last Resort will Snow be Dumped in Boston Harbor
Lake Weeds Becoming Increasingly Problematic
February 2015
January 2015
Algae Blooms Drive Nutrient Cycles
Water Conservation: The Crux of Our Future
University of Chicago is Tackling Water Scarcity
Fundraising & DNR Approval Needed for Pond Restoration
Farmers and Water Quality Win
10,000 Dead Fish at Lake Mission Viejo after Toxic Algae Outbreak
Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program Phragmites Plan
New Minnesota Law Requires Boat Trailers to Have AIS Decal
Aquatic Plant Harvesters Used in Madison Lakes for 50 years
Woven wonders from Water Hyacinth
Diabetes Drug Found in Lake Michigan Could Hurt Fish
December 2014
November 2014
October 2014
September 2014
Water Solider Could be Added to Michigan Prohibited Plant List
August 2014
July 2014
June 2014
Marine Debris Damaging Coral Reefs
May 2014
Great Lakes Water Level Slump Over, Future Unclear
April 2014
March 2014
February 2014
The Fight to Save Little Green Lake
Feds Trying to Keep Out Zebra & Quagga Mussels
Closing in on ALS? Link Between Lethal Disease and Algae
Aquatic Invasive Species Lurk Under the Ice
Goleta City Council Approves Measure to Aid Mother Nature
Invasive Algae Found for the First Time in a Wisconsin Lake
A Career as an Environmental Activist
Our Government Cannot Stop all Invaders – Take Matters into Your Own Hands
Acid Rain Has Turned Canadian Lakes into a Kind of Jelly
Round Goby Diet Increases Weight of Smallmouth Bass
Harvester Removes 500 Cubic Yards of Unwanted Aquatic Vegetation
Troubles Run Deep for Wisconsin Waters
How to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species – Make Beer!
Group to Review AIS Treatment on Eagle Chain
Brazil's Epic Water Crisis a Global Wake-up Call
Sauk River Chain of Lakes Association Commits $30,000 to Fight Aquatic Invasive Weeds
Dam Repairs Nearly Complete at Lake Beseck; Water Level Remains Low
How to Mend the Conservation Divide
Sea Grass Rebounding after Algae Bloom
Pflugerville Battles Invasive Plant Species with Mechanical Harvester
Invasion of Asian Clam a Threat to Fisheries and Native Species
Florida and Georgia at War Over Water Use
Water Chestnut Cleanup a Success
Shamineau Lake Property Owners Look to Create a Lake Improvement District
Lake Erie Phosphorus Pollution is Ideal for Invasive White Perch
Aquatic Plant Harvester to Remove Water Hyacinth
Water Contaminate, Perchlorate, Linked to Children’s Low IQs
Hot Weather and Toxic Algae Lead to Fish Kill at Lago Santa Margarita
Mukwonago Fights to Rid Lakes of Weeds
Bag Bans Will Keep Harmful Plastic Out of the Ocean
Plastic Debris in the Charlestown Harbor Negatively Impact Marine Life
Christmas Lake Seeks Federal Approval to Use Potash
Little Muskego Lake Looks at Installing a Boat Rinse Station
Invasive Species: Do We Worry Too Much?
“One Yard at a Time” Campaign Drawing Donations for Lake Revitalization
Algae Treatment Leads to Massive Fish Kill in Lake Isabella
Sonic Solution to Algae Growth
Chemical Treatment Kills Thousands of Fish in Hartwell Lake
Hunters and Anglers May Intentionally Be Causing Hydrilla Invasion
Agencies Unite to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species in Lake Erie
No Place in the World is Left Untouched by Plastic Pollution
Pesticides Levels in United States Streams Drop, But…….
Oakland to Consider Becoming a Test Site for Composting Eurasian Waterilfoil
Milfoil Could Possibly Close a Section of Shadow Lake
Controversy Over Herbicide Applications on Buckley Dunton Lake
$100,000 Grant will Aid in the Fight to Eradicate Eurasian Milfoil
Texas Is Mad Mexico Won't Share the Rio Grande's Water
Indiana University Research: ‘Just Right’ Plant Growth May Make River Deltas Resilient
Turning Algae into Profits and Biofuel
Lake Hopatcong Weed Harvesting Haul Nearly Triples from Last Year
Ohio Beach Goers Swim at Their Own Risk
Rush Lake – A Restoration Project
Golden Algae is Harmless to Humans but Detrimental to Fish
Weed Harvester Operator in the Right Place
DNR Designates Christmas Lake as Infested with Zebra Mussels
Invasive Plants Get Approval to Be Grown as Biofuel Crop
Hydrilla, The Perfect But Complex Aquatic Weed
Lake Mead Water Levels Drop to Historic Lows
37 Great Lakes Facts
24-hour Automated Boat Inspection System
Dead fish in Shangri-La Cleaned Up With Weed Harvester
Millions of Mayflies Prove Mississippi River is Less Polluted
Creative Boat Check Plant to Stop the Spread of AIS
Heavy Snow Cover Didn’t Deter Milfoil
Impaired Waterway Status Helps Big Green Lake Gain Funding
Trash Hunter Picks Up Trash From Lake Michigan After Heavy Rains
Fishermen Love Their Eurasian Watermilfoil
One of the Curses of Lake Management - Eurasian Milfoil
Water Hyacinth Growing at a Faster Rate than Manual Harvesting
Mechanical Harvesting of Water Chestnuts in the Mystic River
Proposal to Manage Phragmites With Herbicides is Stirring Debate
Native Aquatic Plants: An Important Component of Healthy Lakes
Floating Wetlands to Control Phorphorus Levels in Lake
Grass Carp are Illegal to Use as Aquatic Plant Control
Homeowners May not Like Lake Weeds, but Fish and Anglers Love Them
Solar-Bee Installation on Jordan Lake on Hold
Extreme Drought Turns Water into Millions of Dollars
The World’s Oceans are Choking on Plastic Debris
Officials Ask DOT to Abandon Use of Toxic Herbicides Near Otsego Lake
$5 billion Revival Leaves Milwaukee River Cleaner, More Valuable
Homeowners Battle Invasive Species of Weeds in Oakland County Lakes
Solution to Ocean Pollution in Teen’s Hands
Recreational Trends on Lake Ripley
Milfoil Shuts Down an Area of Lake Attitash
New Arctic Shipping Lanes Could Leave them Open to Invasive Species Spread
Water Hyacinth Saves a Young Boys Life
Lynyrd Skymmr Rocks at Keeping Milwaukee Rivers Clean
An Aquatic Weed Harvester to Help Save Pemulwuy Lake
The Arrival of Summer Means the Arrival of Toxic Blue-Green Algae
Late Winter Thaw and Cool Spring Slow Aquatic Plant Growth
Henderson Lake Drawdown Planned to Fight Hydrilla Takeover
Maryland Falls Victim to Harmful Invasive Species
Marine Vomit Threatens to Smother Marine Life in Ireland
Wisconsin’s Economy Needs Clean Water
Filmmakers Encouraged to Shoot Video of Marine Debris Affecting the Great Barrier Reef
Lethal Doses of Liquid Potash Will Be Used To Combat Zebra Mussels
Water Hyacinth Project Turns Nuisance Plant into Potential Source of Biogas
Water Supplies Devastated by Drought
Chemical Treatment of Arlington Pond Postponed Due to Contamination Worries
How Does Trash End Up in the Ocean?
Lake Orion Lake Association Hoping to Create a Special Assessment District to Pay for Herbicide Treatment
30 Day Quarantine Before Launching a Boat in Cachuma Lake
Biofoulers Global Management Costs the US $277 Million Annually
Floating Booms to Prevent Blue-Green Algal Scums and Other Floating Debris From Fouling Madison Area Swimming Beaches
Eagle River Chain of Lakes Receives Grant to Continue Eurasian Watermilfoil Treatment
A Sound Way to Keep Out Invasive Carp?
Legislative Support to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species in Minnesota
Brazilian Elodea Introduced into Lake By Aquarium Dump
Japanese Tsunami Debris Wave May Be Ending
Discarded Plastic Pellets Might Become a Serious Menace
Agricultural Runoff Fueling Aquatic Overgrowth
War on Invasive Species Continues in Japan
Water Hyacinth is to Blame for Increase in Mosquito Population
Property Values Rise on Zebra Mussel Infested Lakes
Native Versus Non-Native: Why are Some Species Allowed to Stay?
Voters Asked for Money to Battle Eurasian Watermilfoil
Could Water Hyacinth Solve the Algae Problem in Kings Bay
Once Overrun With Carp, Delavan Lake is Now One of Wisconsin’s Premier Fisheries
Tilapia is the 4th Most Consumed Seafood in the U.S.
Aquatic Weed Harvester Used in the War Against Watermilfoil
Fluridone Used to Treat Hydrilla on Lake Waccamaw
Why too Much Phosphorus is Bad for Water Bodies
Zequanox Offers Muscle Against Mussels in Minnesota lakes
Towns Struggle with Aquatic Invasive Plants
Quagga Mussels Have Invaded Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam
EPA Awards $5 Million in Grants to Fight Invasive Species
Close to Being Wiped Out, Paddlefish are Making a Comeback
Study Blames Rock Snot on Climate Change
Fish with Tumor Caught in St. Lucie River Estuary
Researchers Find Traces of Chemicals in Waterways that Flow into Lagoon
Michigan Water Pollution Reversal Requires Global Solution
Using Plastic Waste to Fish Threatens Seas
Agreement Signed in Fight Against Giant Salvinia
Kenai Fjords National Park Beach Cleanup – Volunteers Speak
Saving a Dying Lake is A Priority for Iranian Leader
Severe Winter May Lead to More Fish Kills
Phosphorus Reduction Rules Could Help Lakes Meet Water Quality Standards
Michigan Proposes Spending $14 Million on Invasive Species Prevention
Glyphosate Resistance So Widespread Herbicide No Longer Useful to Farmers
Algae in Drinking Water a Concern
Algae Blooms Continue to Take Their Toll on Marine Life
$723,000 to Rid Drinking Water of Rotten Taste Due to Algae
Pesticide Use Causes Undesirable Effects to the Natural Environment
Marine Plastic May Affect Growth Rates and Health of Fish
Aquatic Weed Harvester Removes Wrack
Lake Service Providers Required to Attend AIS Training
What is the Best and Safest Product to use Against Ice?
The Twelve Days of Christmas – Aquatic Invasive Species Style
Deadly Chain Reaction Triggered by Zebra Mussels
Bacteria Turn Dairy Waste Into Clean Burning Biofuel
Entities Look to Acquire Hundreds of Acres Around Delavan Lake
Toxic Blue-Green Algae Kills More Than a Hundred Elk
Chemical Treatment of Algae Leads to Massive Fish Kill
January 2014
Public Awareness or Fewer People, What Made the Difference in Decline of Marine Debris
Lake Improvement Districts Established to Combat Invasive Species
Lake George Has a 3-Year Plan for Controlling Eurasian Watermilfoil
December 2013
Rio Garbage Boats Aim to Clean Olympic Waters
Aquatic Plant Harvester Spruces up Lake Moraine
Riparian Buffers the Most Effective Way to Protect Waterways
Ongoing Battle Against Aquatic Weeds Get Problematic
Thousands of Fish Dead in Nevada Marina Mystery
Milfoil Treatment Delayed Due to Ineffective Herbicide
Using Technology to Eliminate Phosphorus from Water
November 2013
If you Can’t Beat the Milfoil – Rototill It!
October 2013
Water Hyacinth Taking Away Local Livelihood
Plastic Debris is Threatening River Life
Invasive Elodea has Alaska Ecologists, Homeowners and Aviators Concerned
Marine Ecosystem Created from Plastic Debris Could Pose a Threat
September 2013
Eating Invasive Species is Environmentally Friendly
Hormone Disruptors Broken Down by Sunlight, but Regenerate at Night
State Officials Seize Cold Snap, Freeze Out Invasive Snails In Capitol Lake
County to Fund Projects in Which Water Hyacinth Used in Animal Feed
Minnesota Extreme Cold Aids in the Fight Against Curly-Leaf Pondweed
Mississippi River water hyacinth, water lettuce and parrot feather, oh my!
$200 Million Barriers May Not Keep Silver Carp out of Lake Michigan
Ground Water May Contain Decades Old Contamination
The History of Water Hyacinth in Africa
Marine Debris: One Man Can Make A Difference
Aquatic Invasive Species Funding in Minnesota is Blanketed in Controversy
Two Species of Elodea Could be the Demise of Alaska’s Pristine Waters
Port Officials Remove Water Hyacinth After Spraying Failed
Cheese Brine to be Used in Place of Road Salt
Aquatic Plants an Important Part of any Healthy Freshwater Ecosystem
North Dakota Already Planning for Summer Aquatic Nuisance Species Monitoring
Guntersville Slow Weed Growth a Result of Natural Conditions
Chautauqua Lake Association Harvests 15 Million Pounds of Aquatic Vegetation and Debris
Illinois Adds Brazilian Elodea and Eurasian Watermilfoil to List of Banned Plants
Puerto Rico’s Glowing Lagoon Goes Dark
Draw Down Performed to Control Eurasian Watermilfoil
Residents Unhappy with Chemical Treatment to Control Curly Leaf Pondweed
Study Challenges Prevailing View of Invasive Species
County Strengthens Fertilizer Ban to Prevent Future Algae Blooms
Government Amendment Requires Federal Study on Impact of Invasive Species
Aquatic Plants Adapt to Survive
Key Species in Marsh Management: Mink
Researchers Focus on Dinoflagellate Microalgae to Produce Biodiesel
Aquatic Plant Harvester Improves Fishing
Winter milfoil control program gets underway on Osoyoos Lake
Lake Quitman’s Water Hyacinth Has Returned
Hydroacoustics Technology is Helping to Locate and Map Aquatic Plant Beds
Greenwood Lake Commission Discusses Options for Aquatic Plant Maintenance
Water Hyacinth Threatens Aquatic Life in Zambia
Drawdown to Target Eurasian Water Milfoil
Stockton Water Hyacinth Problem Has Extended Beyond Level of Control
Despite Promises of Clean Up and Return to Pristine Water, No Progress Has Been Made
Little Muskego Lake District Celebrates 45 Years
Most Poisonous Lake World Record
Aquatic Species May be the Cure for Cancer
San Diego’s 23rd annual Operation Clean Sweep
Apple River Harvester Removes 1200 tons of Aquatic Plants
Norwood Lake Aquatic Plant Likely Species of Milfoil
Fluorescent Tadpoles Expose Chemical Contamination
Environmental Caretaker Decides Duckweed Isn’t the Enemy
Shallow Lakes Plant Management is a Tough Balancing Act
August 2013
July 2013
Boat Hoist Used to Traverse Different Water Elevations
Louisiana Health Officials Adding Chlorination Process in Water System
Officials Document Water Hyacinth in Kerala since 1914
June 2013
Aquatic Weeds Prevent Ice to Form
Study Tests for Algae Toxins in Lake Winnebago
Fish Kill Pits Neighbor Against Neighbor
Rising Salt Levels in Lake George Has Environmental Scientists Worried
DNR Takes to the Skies to Find Lakeshore Violations
Two Days of Work Removes 50,000 Pounds of Aquatic Plants
Lake Study Shows Effects of Acid Rain
National Geographic Documents Marine Debris
European Frog-Bit the Next Aquatic Invasive Species to Watch For
Partnership to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
Zebra Mussels Turn Up in Iowa’s Great Lakes
Minnesota is Losing the War on Invasive Species
Native Sea Urchin to Battle Invasive Seaweed
Battling Water Chestnut in an Environmentally Friendly Way
Algae is Responsible for Fish Kill at Constitution Gardens
Tons of Aquatic Vegetation Removed from Huron River
Sunshine Coast Council Sprays Dunes with 'Agent Orange' Mix to Control Weeds
North Lake Gets County Approval for Operating Aquatic Weed Harvester
Aquarius Systems Aquatic Weed Whacker Clearing Carter Lake
Invasive Crayfish Being Used as Bait
Education is Key to Prevent the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
Middle School Students Research Marine Debris
New Zealand Becomes Strict with Salvinia and Water Hyacinth
Residents Vote against Glyphosate Applications on Invasive plants
Texas Boaters Must Pass Education Course
Charles River will Tackle Water Chestnuts with Weed Harvester
Yet Another Invasive Species
Chicago Botanic Gardens Returns Shoreline to Nature
Garmin Working to Put Lake Winnebago on the Map
Large, Predatory Fish Eat Plastic Debris
Over $2 million Will Be Spent to Fight Hydrilla on Lake Waccamaw
Second Aquatic Invasive Found in Norwood Lake
Harmful Algae Blooms & Muck – What’s the Difference?
Derelict Fishing Gear a Huge Contributor to Marine Debris
Jamaica Bay Trash Skimmer Keeps New York Waterways Clean
DNR Encourages Lake Service Providers to Register for AIS Training
Mechanical Removal of Biomass Keep Nutrient Levels Low & Decrease Risk of Algae Growth
Aquatic Plant Harvesters and Herbicides Work Together to Combat Lake Weeds
Lake Winnebago Residents Voice Their Concerns on Algae, Invasive Species and Pollution
Boston Harbor Could Really Benefit from a Trash Skimmer
Officials Remind Residents Chemical Treatments Need Approval
Keeping Asian Carp out of the Great Lakes
Indiana Allows BP to Pollute Lake Michigan with Toxic Mercury
Increasing Aquatic Plants Populations in the Chesapeake
Plastic Debris Harboring Harmful Bacteria
Pesticides Pose Major Risk to Invertebrate Species
Winter Drawdown Cause of Rapid Weed Growth
Preventing Elodea Infestations in Alaska
New Boat Laws to Protect Iowa Water from Aquatic Invasive Species
Minnesota Invasive Species Fight is Funded by New Law
Mapoon Beach Clean-Up Collects Over 400 Bags of Marine Debris
Lake Hayward Will Use Chemicals to Treat Hybrid Watermilfoil
Teaching People About Aquatic Invasive Species in the Upper Delaware Region
Attention App Lovers EPA Has Links to Green Apps
Harvested Seaweed to Protect Texas Shoreline
More Zebra Mussels Found in Iowa Lakes
Hand Harvesting of Eurasian Watermilfoil on Norwood Lake
UK Plant Retailers Stand Up Against Aquatic Invasive Species
NOAA Testing a Drone to Locate Marine Debris
Gender-bending Chemicals in Water Supply
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s New Labs for to Study Safe Drinking Water
Children are the Key to Eliminating Marine Debris
Aquatic Herbicide Use Linked to Declining Fish Population
Ambitious expedition to study marine debris
Identifying the Source of Marine Debris
May 2013
April 2013
Officials Blame Fish Kill on Algae Blooms
Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention in Oregon
Aquatic Invasive Organisms Pose the Principal Hazard to New York’s Lakes, Ponds and Streams
Tracking Water Quality Through Algae
Broward Canal Yields the Largest Invasive Snakehead Fish
NYC DEP Debris Skimmer Boat Collects Marine Debris
Aquatic Plant Harvesting: A Recognized Management Tool in Wisconsin Lakes
Aquatic Herbicide, Renovate OTF Kills Banded Mysterysnail in Adirondacks
Federal Regulators Ease Phosphorus Restrictions on Ocondaga Lake
Clean Water Act Permit for Chemical Applications Too Much
Glyphosate, the Main Ingredient in Roundup Could be a Significant Toxin Related to Health Problems
Mississippi River Basin Healthy Watershed Initiative
Invasive Rainbow Smelt are Warmed to Death in Crystal Lake
Narrative Standard for Algae Causing Nutrients
Stormwater Runoff Will be Directed Toward Irrigation Ponds
Crested Floating Heart Invading Southeastern United States
Are you Polluting the Great Lakes with Facial Cleansers?
Researchers Determine AIS Spread by Boats
Minnesota Aquatic Plant Control May Require Permit
Desalinating Red Sea Waters to Manage the Dead Sea
Ecology Shapes Evolution and Evolution can Shape Ecology
Scientists Develop a Model to Map Invasive Species
Barrage of Chemicals Found in Minnesota Waters
Aquatic Invasive Species Threaten UK Waterways
State Awards Grants to Non-Profits to Clean up Tsunami Marine Debris
DNR Won’t Poison Aquatic Plants
Chautauqua Lake Harvests Over 15 Million Pounds of Vegetation
350,000 Pieces of Shoreline Debris Collected
9 Metric Tons of Marine Debris Removed
Increased Spending for Groundwater Monitoring
Is Atrazine Harming Hawaii’s Environment?
New York Harbor in the 1970s
Bay’s Intersex Fish Mystery Remains Unsolved
Dredging Solves Algae Problem
Fish Deformities Linked to Oil Pollution
The Ocean Cleanup Project
Toxic Algal Blooms Kill Record Number of Manatees
Problems with Aquatic Herbicides
A Resource Guide to Invasive Aquatic Plants and Non-Toxic Treatment Options
February 2013
March 2013
Lake George Association Wins National Invasive Species Award
New Legislation for Saratoga Lake
Nostalgia at Herman Park Lake
Invasive Species Hitchhiking on Tsunami Debris
Navigational Hazard Removed from Noyo River
Unauthorized Chemical Use Causes Plant Eradication
Weed Harvester is Put to Work
Cooperative Efforts to Reduce Phosphorus Runoff
New Fertilizer Rules Gets an OK
Water Chestnut: Alien Invader
Rooted Invasive Species Found in Chautauqua County
Potomac River Threatened by Pollution
$500,000 for Lake Treatment
Scientists Seek Solutions to Lake Erie’s Algae Blooms
Cosmetic Ingredient is Tainting State Lakes
Would you Swim in it for $32,000?
Residents Complain of Breathing Problems from Algae
Wisconsin’s Efforts and Successes in Addressing AIS
Asian Carp Spread like the Plague
Cleaning up the Bronx River
Restoring Native Vegetation
Judge Enforces Wetlands Protection
Toxic Blue-Green Algae Plague Freshwater
Aquatic Weed Harvesters to Manage Eurasian Watermilfoil
Looming Water Shortage on the Great Lakes
January 2013
Wisconsin’s Water Initiative Takes Shape
Combating Starry Stonewort with Aquatic Weed Harvester
Aquatic Weed Harvesting Update
Shrubs Planted as Shoreline Buffer
Mowing Eurasian Watermilfoil
December 2012
Winter Aquatic Plant Growth
Toxic Algae in Lake Needwood
Herbicide Treatment for Aquatic Pest Plants Opposed
Rhode Island Launches Marine Debris Clean Up Bill
Herbicide Resistant Milfoil in Silver Lake
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council Knocks Down Phragmites
Pollution in Hackensack River Sediment Alters Eating Habits of Crabs and Fish
Airport Finds Success with an Aquatic Weed Harvester
Treated Hydrilla Grows Back
Chemical Promotes Dangerous Algae Blooms
Weed Clearing in Burma
Water Pollution Caused by Birth Control
Do the Chinese Have Answers on Combating Asian Carp
Tahoe Native Plant Projects
Antarctica Braces for Influx of Invasive Species
Algae Blooms Increase as World’s Lake Water Warms
War on Weeds Loses Ground
Bayfield County Town Offered 400 Forest Acres
Invasive Plant Sparks Biofuel Debate
Minnesota Tough on Aquatic Invasive Species
Great Lakes low shorelines Unearth Ancient Collectables
St. Lucie Estuary Struggling with Discharge Releases
Algal Blooms Close Sydney Beach
Water Hyacinth as Cattle Feed
Drought Could Leave Fire Department without Water
Wisconsin Seeing Herbicide Resistant Milfoil
Herbicide Resistant Hydrilla
Weeds Take Root in Crops
Community Clean-Up Prevents the Growth of Algae
Large Harbor Floating Wetland Project Stirs Debate
Wisconsin’s Shoreline Communities Cope with Low Water Levels
Dam Owner Faces Penalty for Herbicide Treatment
Fish are Dying at Alarming Rates
40 Years of the Clean Water Act
A $3 Million Investment to Restore Bay
Plan to Repair Lake Beseck Dam Discussed
Residents Urge County to Help Clean Up Former Brentwood Lake
Ban on Pavement Sealants is Proposed
AIS Hysteria
October 2012
November 2012
Advantages of Aquatic Plant Harvesting
Fish Survey Spawns Invasive Aquatic Plant Surveying
Failing Lakes in Florida
Mandatory Boat Inspections on Lake George
First Identification of Endocrine Disruptors in Algae Blooms
Pollution Will Feed Lake Algae for Years
NOAA Awards $800,000 for Living Shorelines
Wisconsin Professor Receives International Award
Banned Plants are Popular for Landscaping
Great Lakes Commission Scans Internet for AIS
Roundup Contributes to Algal Blooms
Aquatic Harvester Removes 250 Tons of Weeds
Harvester Removes 500 Tons of Weeds
Lake Chemical Killed Golf Greens
The Unseen Consequences of Dumping Leaves in the River
Freshwater Jellyfish, Not as Rare as You Might Think
Best Practices for Shoreline Landscaping
Minnesota Invasive Species Reporting Procedures
Fall Brings Fish Relief
MPCA and DNR Streamline Permit Process
Military vets to help rebuild northern California fisheries
Pesticides: A Key Concern for the Great Barrier Reef
Invasive Phragmites
Anglers are Worried about Declining Fish Population
Ozaukee Washington Land Trust Receives Grant
Knocking on the Great Lakes Door
Giant Hogweed
Manoomin – The Good Berry
Is There any Hope for the Yamuna River
September 2012
August 2012
Aquarius Systems - Helping to make Milwaukee a Best River Town
Milfoiled Again
Pressure Mounts to Restore Great Lakes Water Levels
Synchronized Toilet Flushing
Reopening of the Wisconsin Avenue Bridge
Broadleaf Weed Herbicide Devastating to Trees
Residents asked to Conserve Water after Aquatic Herbicide Application
Field Seeding to Cut Down on Pollution
Invasive Nutria Threaten Wetlands
Ban on Herbicide to Kill Water Hyacinth
Enjoy Lakes and Live Longer
Partnership to Monitor Water Quality
Green Water – Don’t Go In
10 Reasons to Care about Aquatic Invasive Species
Search is On for Zebra Mussels
Scotts Miracle-Gro Will Pay $12.5 Million for Violations of Federal Pesticide Laws
Aquatic Plants to Improve Water Quality
Outdoor Enthusiasts want License Fee Increase
Green Lake County Conservation Department News
Lake Puckaway’s Shoreland Restoration Project
Roberts Bay – A Success Story
Farmers will Help Offset Utilities Pollution Problems
Washington Announces Marine Debris Hotline
The Right Amount of Hydrilla
Waterfowl Fly Clear of Algae Blooms
Blue Green Algae Fact Sheet
Illegal Treatment Fuels Controversy
It’s an Aquatic Weed Harvester
Algae Bloom Warnings are Overblown
Aquatic Herbicides Cause Tension in Greely
Where is the Water?
Plague of Plastic Chokes the Seas
May 2012
June 2012
July 2012
Nebraska Lakes Association
Fish Population Struggling after Chemical Treatments
Attacking Eurasian Watermilfoil in Beaver Lake
Fishing Banned on Wallace Lake
Eagle River Chain of Lakes Pink Bucket Program
Scientists at Odds over a $150 Million Lake Hancock Project
Wisconsin’s Phosphorus Trading
Mission One, To Fight Scum
Damariscotta Lake’s Second Confirmed Hydrilla Infestation
Florida Struggles to Overcome Threats to Freshwater Springs
Mother Nature Spreading Aquatic Invasive Species
Is Hydrilla Responsible for Killing Bald Eagles
Boat Disinfection Station at Wolverine Lake
Connecticut's Clean Water Legislation
The Scum isn’t Toxic
Webster Lake Weed Kill Devastates Plant Life
Sandpoint Stands Strong against Herbicides
Invasive Phragmites Threatens Wetlands, Wildlife
Illinois Phragmities Overgrowth
Exposed Lake Beds are Subject to Shoreland Rules
Greenwood Lake Drawdown Leads to Low Water Levels
House Oks Phosphorus Curbs
5 Things to Know about Watershed Friendly Lawncare
The Overuse and Misuse of Pesticides
Aquarius Systems Aquatic Weed Harvesting Seminar
Vigorous Growth of Curly Leaf Pondweed
Algae Scrubber to Help Baltimore's Harbor
Hydrilla threatens the Finger Lakes
Take a Stake in the Lakes
Study Shows Viruses in Drinking Water
The Hydrilla Debate of the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes
Fox River Cleanup Reduces PCB Levels in Fish
Dangerous Algae Flourishes in Wisconsin
Will Illinois Join the Ranks to Prevent the Spread of AIS
April 2012
Mexico City's Floating Gardens are in Ecological Despair
Atlantic Sturgeon Officially Listed on the Endandgered Species List
Alum project for Grand Lake St. Marys
Lake Michigan Lake Level Lower than Average
Aquatic Invasive Species: Hydrilla
A Gatekeeper at Every Boat Ramp
March 2012
Mild Winter plus Early Spring Could Mean Excessive Plant Growth
Woodstock Township Votes NO to Herbicide Use
Whatever Floats your Boat – It’s Trash
Pharmaceutical Waste Product Stewardship
Lake Trafford is Becoming Clearer
Mild Winter and an Early Spring A Recipe for Weeds
Water Star Wisconsin
Minnesota AIS Training for Lake Service Providers
Texas Agri Life Extension Service Aquatic Plant Identification
Algae to Fuel your Automobile
Wisconsin Lakes
Minnesota Waters
Anacostia River Revitalization Fund
National Estuary Program
February 2012
Farmers Face Tough Choice on Ways to Fight New Strains of Weeds
NALMS Lake Management Discussion Group
Dam Controversy: Remaking the Mekong
EPA Proposed Standard to Protect Aquatic Ecosystems
Does China’s Environment make the Grade?
$3.5 million in grant money to repair Wisconsin Dams
January 2012
Discharge Permit required for Weed Control
South Florida Water Management District Discover Snake Vs Deer
On the Verge of Water Wars
Study links Treasure Valley to Snake River Algae
Hydrilla Discovery in Cayuga Lake
Volunteer Surface Water Monitoring
DNR’s Impaired Lake List
One Step Ahead of Aquatic Invasive Species
Factory Farming Rules Fall Short
College Professor Earns Honors in South Korea
Seaweed or Sea Vegetables
South Africa – Focus on Invasive Aquatic Plants
China’s Epic Pollution Crisis
How Do Invasive Plant Species Dominate Native Species?
Delaware River Aquatic-Plant Biomass Study
Wisconsin DNR Provides Grant Funding for AIS
Thin Ice This Winter
Military Divers to Help Clear Undersea Tires
Mandatory AIS Training in Minnesota
December 2011
Lake Erie Faces Collapse
Blue-Green Algae Still Plaguing Some Oklahoma Lakes
Wisconsin Makes Progress in Aquatic Invasive Species Control
Verona New Jersey to go Phosphate-Free?
Blue-Green Algae
Lakeshore Owners get Weed Warnings
Drinking water Faces Threat
Congress OKs $300 million for Great Lakes Cleanup
Rock Snot Shuts Down Hatchery
Grass Carp Discoveries Concern Wisconsin Fisheries Officials
US Urban Waters Federal Partnership
Buffalo Lake Management Team
Homeowner’s Guide to Stormwater Management Solutions
Aquatic Plants of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Wetlands Association
November 2011
Weed Harvesters as Workboats
Invasive Hydrilla Plant discovered in New York
Michigan Supreme Court to Resolve Septic System Dispute
The Nuisance Zebra Mussels
Native Aquatic Plant: Water Smartweed
Task Force to Take on Water Celery
Lake Champlain’s Spring Flooding
Car Ferry Polluting Lake Michigan
Pollution Trade-Off to Clean Up
The Rebirth of Polluted Lake Apopka
Cuyahoga River is Going Green – In a Good Way
Delavan Lake Dredging Clears Natural Filter
Federal Permit Required for use of Aquatic Pesticides
An Evaluation of Close Cut Weed Harvesting
Horicon Marsh International Education Center
Coeur d'Alene Tribe
New Lake Management Plan Success
Giant Salvinia a Cure for Cancer
Weeds reduced in Wellesley's Morses Pond
Successful Weed Harvesting Program
October, 2011
Bacteria found in Irrigation Water at Loskop Dam
European Ban on Phosphorus in Household Detergents
Drought Raises Concerns about Water Quality
O2 – Good for Lake Quality
Aquatic Weed Harvester Winterization
Waukesha Weed Harvesting Contractor
Marine Debris Program
Lake Whatcom Water Quality Issues
Pilot Project for Low-Maintenance Landscaping
Blue-Green Algae a Threat to Hunting Dogs
Weed Harvesters Return to Lake Hopatcong
Chemical Treatment Overkill
Excessive Nutrients Damaging Great Lakes Region
Dredging Project Stirs Up Old Complaints
Boaters Work to Prevent the Spread of Invasive Species
Boat Ban to Stop the Spread of Hydrilla
Aquatic Plants In Wisconsin
Debris Skimmer to Clean DC's Waterways
Floating Islands to Stop Coastal Erosion
Wetland Monitoring Assistance
Local Boy Scouts Help Wayne County SWCD Control Aquatic Invasive Plants
HF 1162 Sounds Scary, but Good for the Environment
Supreme Court Rules Against East Troy Lake Group
Fish are Starving in the Great Lakes
Experimental Floating Wetlands
The Beginning of an Invasion
Some Freshwater Aquatic Species May Become Extinct
Invasive Plants are Threatening Ecological Balance
Zebra Mussels Spread Rapidly in Lake Minnetonka
Algae Blooms Return to Lake Champlain
Grants Target Farm Runoff
Judge Wants EPA to Enforce Everglades Pollution Rules
September 2011
July 2011
August 2011
September 2011
Are Fish Populations affected by Chemical Treatments
Indian Lake Development Corporation’s annual D.R.E.D.G.E. Day
Phosphate-Free Dishwashing Soap
Are Invasive Species Really Bad
Proposed Aquatic Invasive Species Program Creates Waves
Volunteers to Fight Aquatic Invasive Species
Self-regulation by Michigan farmers
Aquatic Invasive Species: Rock Snot
EPA Talks River Cleanup Options
Online Master of Science in Environmental Education and Interpretation
Chelan County PUD Combats Eurasian Milfoil
Aquatic Weed Harvesting
Aquatic Weed Wars
Surveillance Cameras Help Look for Invasive Species
Rural Residents Rile Herbicide Drift Lawsuit
Green Algae in the Yellow Sea
L.A. County Responsible for Polluted Runoff
It Takes a Village and a City
Common Aquatic Bacteria Responsible for Fish Kill
Feds Probe Chronic Sewage Overflows
Scotts to Remove Phosphorus in Fertilizer
Osoyoos Mayor in a War Over Weeds with U.S.
Bugs versus Water Hyacinth
Safe Drinking Water Foundation - Did you know?
The Aldo Leopold Foundation
Rain Garden Initiative
The National Water Quality Monitoring Council
National Geographic Magazine WATER: A Special Issue
Blue-Green Algae Health Warning Issued
Maine Lakes overtaken by Invasive Plants
Advisory Lifted at Lost Creek Lake
Government Shut-Down Leads to Weed Infested Waters
Idaho Inspectors are Out in Full Force
Fertilized to Death
ClearWater Plant Harvesters
Minnesota aquatic invasive species control
Clean Water Act - Definition of "Waters of US"
Citarum River - How to Save It
Herbicide Treatments Worsening Lake Quality
Flooding raises pollution fears
Controlling Curly-Leaf Pondweed
Algae Choking Lake Victoria
Boat Inspections Prevent Aquatic Weed Invasions
Aquatic Plant Removal May Require Permits
Shrinking of Lake Chad Turning Farmland into Desert
Committee Debates Stricter Lake Standards
Barley vs Algae
Interest in Lake Management on the Rise in Wisconsin
Grading Lake Quality
Food Chain Manipulation Improves Lakes
Federal Funding to Battle Invasive Species
White Bear Lake USGS Grant Study
Farmers offered £7.5m to tackle water pollution
Unexplained fish kill mystery solved
Adirondack Foundation uses $170,000 grant to fight aquatic invasive species
Giant Vortex of Floating Trash
Western Africa Case Study
Southeast Africa River Clean Up
Study: Algae, chemicals damaging Great Lakes
Four Reasons to Restore Your Shore
Green Water Means Fewer Greenbacks
Aquatic Invasive Species Bill Introduced
Madison Lake Watershed and Lake Association Update
Tickets Increase for Invasive Species
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's 2009 Water Resources Report
State money to fight algae at Grand Lake St. Marys : EPA's $5 million will buy aluminum sulfate
Lake Burrumbeet algae outbreak
California water future called 'bleak'
Tiny Predator has Large Effect on Lake Huron
Kalamazoo River oil spill will impact habitat for years
MBARI-Developed ESP Device To Track New England Algae
Wisconsin Governor Proposes increases in water quality spending, cuts elsewhere
Algae outbreak at Toonumbar Dam
President's Proposed 2012 Budget to Cut $1.3 Billion from EPA Funding
Targeting a Nuisance: Eurasian Watermilfoil
Lake Winnipesaukee Water Quality Threatened
National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program
Algae Plagued Ohio Lake Could Get $5M Treatment
Area Farmers Receive Funding to Improve Lake Water Quality
Harvesting 101 - Engineer Research & Development Center
Cutters 101
Weed Tow Boats
The University of Florida - Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants
National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System – Pesticides EPA Overview
Understanding Invasive Aquatic Weeds
Aquarius Receives Export Achievement Award
Aquarius Receives Civic Award
Congressman Paul Ryan Visits Aquarius Systems
Washington DC Inaugurates Second Aquarius Trash Hunter
Aquarius Systems Project Featured on National Geographic Cable Channel
Lake Hopatcong Commission Gears Up for Annual Weed Harvesting Program
Aquarius Systems Wins First Wisconsin Lake Stewardship Award in Business Category
Governor George Bush Takes a Spin on TVA's Aquatic Weed Harvester
Lake Victoria Hyacinth Chopping Demo a Success!
Ambassador Johnnie Carson takes the Swamp Devil for a Test Drive
Corps of Engineers puts a large Trash Skimmer into service
Weed Harvester Deemed A Success Against Curly Leaf
Weeds Outlawed by the USDA
Managing Aquatic Plants on a Massive Scale
An Evaluation of Close-Cut Mechanical Weed Harvesting of Eurasian Watermilfoil
West Virginia Lake Clean Up
New York City Department of Environmental Protection
Washington D.C. Water & Sewer Authority
Hyacinth Invasion in Kenya
Sugar Plantation in Southeastern Africa
Southeastern Wisconsin Clean Up Effort
Western Africa Swamp Devil
Maine Congress of Lakes Associations
New Hampshire Lakes
Connecticut Federation of Lakes
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Pennsylvania Lake Management Society
Ohio Lake Management Society
Illinois Lake Management Association
Michigan Lake and Stream Associations
Oregon Lakes Association
California Lake Management Society
Virginia Lakes and Watersheds Association
The Georgia Lakes Society
DNR plan: Almost $10 million for Montello Dam
Alberta Lake Management Society
Massachusetts Case Study
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Northern Wisconsin Weed Harvesting
North American Lake Management Society
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Officials Remind Residents Chemical Treatments Need Approval
- Lake LBJ, part of the Texas Highland Lakes which is a freshwater reservoir and the source of drinking water for most of Central Texas, is being overrun with aquatic vegetation such as milfoil. Officials remind homeowners that herbicide and chemical treatments need approval prior to use.
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