Startup Company Finding Ways to Deal with Invasive Plant Original Story: Tom Page, CNN Lake Naivasha, northwest of Nairobi, Kenya is becoming increasingly unnavigable. Water hyacinth, the world’s most widespread invasive species, is blanketing [...]
Multi-Year Partnership Results in Water Hyacinth No Longer Seen on Lake Winneconne A team from the Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources recently monitored Lake Winneconne for the invasive species [...]
Ensuring Your Water Garden Doesn't Harbor Invasive Plants As you're choosing your plants for your water gardens and backyards this spring, be sure you aren't accidentally growing an invasive plant that could do harm [...]
Wisconsin Gardeners Help Manage Aquatic Invasive Plant Species Spread the word and help make a difference by participating in North America National Invasive Species Awareness Week February 20-26. Aquatic invasive species (AIS) impact everyone [...]
No Water hyacinth found, Lots of Floating and Submerged Garbage Removed from the Lake For the third straight year, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance staff helped to search for aquatic invasive species (AIS) on the Winnebago [...]
Every month, we will put a spotlight on an aquatic invasive species (AIS) in a re-occurring monthly article. Check it out! This month, we highlight a plant that keeps popping up in Winneconne and [...]
AIS Outreach Connects with People In New Places Trout Unlimited Cabin Fever Days On January 19th, the Fox Valley Trout Unlimited hosted their annual Cabin Fever Day. The event is designed for people who [...]
No Water Hyacinth found, Other AIS Removed from the Winnebago Pool Lakes For the second straight year, Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance staff helped to search for aquatic invasive species (AIS) on the Winnebago Waterways system. [...]
When thinking of invasive species, people often tend to picture zebra mussels, submerged aquatic vegetation like Eurasian water milfoil, or perhaps Asian carp. However, there are many other plant and animal aquatic invasive species [...]
Originally posted on 09.19.16 by Diane Schauer, Calumet County LCD Invasive Species Coordinator In October, 2015, intrepid paddler and volunteer Valerie Stabenow discovered water hyacinth in the channels near [...]
