The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·6d agoProtecting Washington’s waters: Early detection and monitoringMonitoring prevents invasive freshwater mussels from establishing in our waters.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Nov 4Protecting Washington’s waters: Watercraft inspection and decontaminationInspection prevents invasive freshwater mussels from being introduced into our waters.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Nov 2Protecting Washington’s watersInvasive freshwater mussels threaten our waters, economy, and infrastructure.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jul 9, 2024WDFW/WISC invasive species art contest winners!The Washington Invasive Species Council (WISC) and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) recently held an invasive species…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jun 25, 2024Invasive freshwater mussel monitoring ramping up in Washington watersAdditional funding will allow WDFW to increase monitoring for harmful quagga and zebra mussels.
InEnvironmental Action 2021byPresley Dudrick Stern·May 10, 2021Zebra Mussels: Side Effects of The Invasion in Austin, TexasThe scars left on The City of Austin by malignant Zebra mussels beneath the surface of our rivers and lakes are lasting.
InonEarth MagazinebyonEarth Magazine·Jun 9, 2016Hey Congress, Don’t Roll Out the Welcome Mat for Invasive Speciesby Susan Cosier
