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Good dog: K-9 team catch zebra mussels at St. Croix River boat landing on first day of work
Protecting water from invasive species is all in a day’s work for new dog on the conservation beat.
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Emerald ash borer infestation reaches upper river
A firsthand report from the front lines of the invasion by the tree-killing insects.
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Zebra mussel larvae confirmed in Big Marine Lake
Invasive clams detected for first time in the lake in lower St. Croix watershed.
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Technology makes it easier for local company to let goats eat invasive species
Using virtual fencing lets the Munch Bunch quickly define where goats should get to work.
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Help prevent the spread of invasive species
Protect native plants and animals by taking some simple actions to slow the spread of exotic species.
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St. Croix River to have weekend of extra protection against invasive species
Boat decontamination stations and inspections will be at landings from St. Croix Falls to Afton this weekend.
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Scientists use traces of DNA in river water to learn about invasive carp
State and federal agencies partner to determine where carp might be in lower St. Croix.
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Anglers can prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species
Clean, drain, and dispose to keep lakes and rivers healthy.
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Zebra mussel numbers skyrocket in lower St. Croix River
Invasive clams rebound after years of decline, putting entire river at risk.


