Nevada boating officers are getting tough when it comes to a program designed to prevent invading animals and plants from becoming established in the state’s streams, lakes and reservoirs.

The Clark County Wetlands Park and the Nevada Department of Wildlife are working to remove an invasive species of crayfish.

In 2020, Senator Cortez Masto also created the Invasive Species in Alpine Lakes Pilot Program to protect lakes like Lake Tahoe. “Lake Tahoe is the jewel of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and the ...

For almost 12 years, one New York native has worked with multiple wildlife agencies to control and mitigate the spread of ...

Efforts are underway to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species in Nevada waters. More information on prevention programs can be found on the Nevada Department of Wildlife's website.

Connecticut officials are reminding boaters to get their annual Aquatic Invasive Species Stamp. The stamp requirement applies to both residents and nonresidents operating registered boats on ...

Each fee entails separate decals. Boater registration payments are facilitated through the Utah Division of Motor Vehicles, while aquatic invasive species fees can be settled online.

Other threats to the plant include invasive species, drought, feral horses, fuels management projects and off-highway vehicles. The Center submitted Endangered Species Act petitions for the Amargosa ...

Local News New measures introduced to combat the 46 aquatic invasive species in Idaho The Idaho State Department of Agriculture said quagga mussels are the main focus.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is increasing measures to screen for aquatic invasive species, following the detection of zebra mussels in a reservoir 27 miles from the state line.