Tag Archives: Aquatic Invasives Species Outreach
Bait shop owners can play a leading role in aquatic invasive species prevention, and here’s why
By Jenny Seifert, UWEX Outreach Specialist Changing behavior is a fascinating but complicated endeavor. So many factors influence our actions, whether or not we are conscious of them, and many a social scientist – from economists to psychologists – has … Continue reading
A Leaner, Clean Boats Clean Waters Grants Program
Last year was a pivotal one for Wisconsin’s efforts to keep lakes, rivers and fish healthy and to slow the spread of aquatic invasive species. DNR’s Clean Boats, Clean Waters (CBCW) program that provides small grants to partner organizations for … Continue reading
Greg Karch recognized as a “Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers Partner in Action”
As Wisconsin’s fishing season gathers steam, thousands of new anglers will be reeling in fun and taking steps to avoid accidentally spreading aquatic invasive species – thanks in large part to the work of professional angler Greg Karch. Karch, of Oshkosh, … Continue reading
Wading into the Big Muddy – Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention on the Mississippi River.
Take me to the river and drop me in the water Dip me in the river, drop me in the water Washing me down, washing me down These words from the hit song “Take Me to the River” first penned … Continue reading
