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Hybrid Milfoil: Coming to a Lake Near You?
Post by Sara Fox, Aquatic Invasive Species Outreach Assistant, University of Wisconsin-Extension. This post was originally featured on the UW-Sea Grant Blog. This summer, while water skiing in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, I recall taking a massive wipeout. I remember expecting … Continue reading
Starry Stonewort: Up-And-Coming AIS of Wisconsin
Post by Bradley Steckart, Waukesha and Washington County AIS Coordinator; adapted by Sara Fox, UW-Extension Starry Stonewort (Nitellopsis obtusa) has made a name for itself in Wisconsin as a well-known invasive species. Questions surrounding its unknown impacts and the viability … Continue reading
Protecting Wisconsin’s Hunting Tradition
Post by Jeanne Scherer, AIS Outreach Specialist for UW-Extension and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; adapted by Sara Fox As summer winds down and a hint of color change is showing up in the leaves, Wisconsin’s hunters prepare to take … Continue reading
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Shipwreck Preservation in the Great Lakes Faces Threat of Aquatic Invasive Species
Post by Ryan Smazal, Maritime Preservation Intern at the Wisconsin Historical Society, and Sara Fox, Aquatic Invasive Species Outreach Assistant at UW-Extension. Also on Wisconsin Sea Grant’s Great Lakes Takes. As many people might know, the Great Lakes house about … Continue reading
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