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Government announces grant to revive the Bay scallop - The Virginian-Pilot

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
Government announces grant to revive the Bay scallop
The Virginian-Pilot
… mostly in South Bay, near the town of Oyster, said Bob Orth, an aquatic plants expert and researcher at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science. …

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US, state urge boaters to combat invasive plants, fish at Diamond Lake - OregonLive.com

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
US, state urge boaters to combat invasive plants, fish at Diamond Lake
OregonLive.com
Employees of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the US Forest Service will try to ensure that boaters do not have live bait fish or aquatic …

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To stop 'aquatic hitchhiker,' wash boats, gear, pets - The Missoulian

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
To stop 'aquatic hitchhiker,' wash boats, gear, pets
The Missoulian
Remove any visible plants, plant fragments, fish or animals and mud and dirt that may contain a hitchhiker. - Wash all items that have come in contact with …

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Mercury still subtly hazardous - Bay View Compass

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009
Mercury still subtly hazardous
Bay View Compass
This form of mercury is taken up by tiny aquatic plants and animals and continues up the food chain, becoming more concentrated at each step. …

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Clean Lakes Start With Clean Boats - Flathead Beacon

Monday, June 29th, 2009

Flathead Beacon
Clean Lakes Start With Clean Boats
Flathead Beacon
Plants and other aquatic dwellers like zebra mussels will cling to boats and hitchhike to new bodies of water. Standing water, often found in livewells or …

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The plants are back - Victorville Daily Press

Monday, June 29th, 2009
The plants are back
Victorville Daily Press
“We actually have aquatic plant growth in the lake,” said Osmar Castro, general manager for the Spring Valley Lake Association. “That's really going to get …

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The Snapping Turtle at North Carolina Aquarium Can Eat Small … - Zoo and Aquarium Visitor News

Monday, June 29th, 2009

Zoo and Aquarium Visitor News
The Snapping Turtle at North Carolina Aquarium Can Eat Small …
Zoo and Aquarium Visitor News
Not a picky eater, the alligator snapper also consumes other turtles, snakes, frogs, crayfish, snails, worms, clams and aquatic plants. …

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Lakes group tackles invasive species - Fergus Falls Daily Journal

Monday, June 29th, 2009
Lakes group tackles invasive species
Fergus Falls Daily Journal
Removing aquatic plants from boats and trailers to prevent the spread of invasive species is required by law. Otter Tail Lakes Property Owners Association …

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Editorial: Don't let exotic species hitch a ride in your boat - Osakis Review

Monday, June 29th, 2009
Editorial: Don't let exotic species hitch a ride in your boat
Osakis Review
Some people may not realize that transporting invasive species, infested water, and aquatic plants in Minnesota not only poses a risk for choking the life …

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Plants moving from lower to higher altitudes - Express Buzz

Monday, June 29th, 2009

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